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Move entire HDD content (music) to another, Moved from Audio Hardware |
Mar 22 2012, 13:05
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Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 8-August 10 Member No.: 82927 |
Hello!
Im planning to replace an external hdd by another, bigger one. Besides many files, the old hdd contents many audio files, merely flac, that i ripped from vinyls, many stuff i did by myself etc. In other words, for me the files have a very high value. Now, simply moving the content via win7 from one to another hdd makes me wonder, if there is the chance of any writing errors or anything like that. As many times, when youre not very familiar with one topic I wonder, if theres a certain procedure "garanteeing" the best way to copy files with the danger of corruption etc. Besides, this topic also regards this whole maintainance issue of digital information, like will my data some day get lost simple by being stored on a hdd? Well this is a thing, I de be happy with to read some articles, if you know anything, Id be happy if ud share it. At first I wondern, if this copy past thing is enough, am I just too hysterical, or is there certain information, that would help me out Best regards Chris |
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Mar 23 2012, 12:12
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Looking at these replies and having moved several hundreds of GB around on my computers with Windows shell makes me wonder: Has anyone actually had errors while writing that slipped unnoticed? (On a healthy drive, that is)
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Mar 23 2012, 12:30
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Group: Members Posts: 954 Joined: 6-September 04 Member No.: 16817 |
Looking at these replies and having moved several hundreds of GB around on my computers with Windows shell makes me wonder: Has anyone actually had errors while writing that slipped unnoticed? (On a healthy drive, that is) I never do any of this (except for backups obviously |
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Robocopchris Move entire HDD content (music) to another Mar 22 2012, 13:05
pdq Take a look at the XCOPY command with the /V (veri... Mar 22 2012, 13:18
Porcus I am using XXCOPY (not xcopy -- notice the double ... Mar 22 2012, 13:31
rick.hughes QUOTE (Porcus @ Mar 22 2012, 08:31) ...
Q... Mar 22 2012, 13:45
Nessuno QUOTE (Porcus @ Mar 22 2012, 13:31) You d... Mar 22 2012, 15:19
rick.hughes QUOTE (Nessuno @ Mar 22 2012, 10:19) QUOT... Mar 22 2012, 16:56
pdq QUOTE The "media" section of that wiki a... Mar 22 2012, 17:23
Maggi I'd recommend Total Commander, using its built... Mar 22 2012, 14:06
g0a I’d recommend TeraCopy (with verify option) for th... Mar 22 2012, 22:10
pablogm123 QUOTE (g0a @ Mar 22 2012, 22:10) I’d reco... Mar 25 2012, 15:14
Porcus QUOTE (soulsearchingsun @ Mar 23 2012, 12... Mar 23 2012, 14:39
washu QUOTE (soulsearchingsun @ Mar 23 2012, 07... Mar 23 2012, 15:08
dhromed I have migrated my /install/ folder across several... Mar 23 2012, 14:36
icstm A couple of points
1)For a gui showing progress, ... Mar 23 2012, 14:55
kraut I have several harddrive backups, a raid 5 8TB for... Apr 4 2012, 05:46
soulsearchingsun QUOTE (kraut @ Apr 4 2012, 05:46) They sh... Apr 4 2012, 16:40
Lord Crow I used TeraCopy twice yesterday to back up to 2 di... Apr 5 2012, 10:31![]() ![]() |
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