I use Create Synchronicity which supports dynamic folder creation for changed files. File corruption on E: gets propagated to F. No matter what software you use, Just be careful with any of the options that delete or overwrite and practice on small sets of data you can lose. If you need to automate it, you just make a batch file and schedule it with windows task scheduler.įor my backup drive I never sync the deletes because I assume that if I accidentally delete things, I don't want it to delete my backup copy, too! Then once a year or so, I actually wipe my backup drive and start over so it doesn't get too far out of whack with junk files. It has dozens of command line options that can do pretty much anything you'd ever want. If I delete a file on e:, will it delete it on the target f ?īy default it never deletes, but there are additional command options that will sync deletes. Works great to sync up files to your backup drive. I will only copy new and changed files by default. That will sync everything from the e:\photos directory to the f:\photos directory. It's built into the OS and super easy to use. I am currently trying/running Allway Sync and that seems to working well for me.
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And the best I can tell, all my drivers are up to date though I don't always trust the auto analysis software. Nothing is different that I can tell between the folders/files it locked up on and those it handled as usual.Īnd I haven't even updated to Win 10 Creator, as MS indicates that I am currently up to date - go figure. It locked up during analysis on a folder/file on my C drive (an SSD). Your frustration is about to grow as I am using SyncToy 1.2 with the latest Win10 updates for Creator Edition OS Build 15063.138 version 1703 with zero issues (actually it seems a bit faster but that is so subjective as to be meaningless. I understand your frustration at SyncToy not working for you as I have used it for more years than I can remember - excellent little tool If it is just me, I may have to find something else. So my question - has anyone else who uses SyncToy 2.1 experienced any problems in recent days? No problems with other large folders of raw files. I even dumped the file it locked up on, but it selected another new similar folder to lock up on. However, I suddenly have experienced a SyncToy issue - it locks up on a small folder of jpegs created after the Win 10 update.
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I recently did a update to the latest and greatest Win 10. I have been using MS SyncToy 2.1 on a Windows 10 machine for some time with no issues.
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