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02-16-2006, 08:18 PM
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Hi dnanian,
Sorry my explanation might not have been very clear: - I don't have an external drive, just 2 internal drives (A and B) - My drive A is 80% full - My drive B is empty (and ready to be used for my backup) - I want to make sure that at all times I have a complete backup of my user files (music, photos, etc) Can I use drive B as a "Sandbox" (?), so that if I apply some update to drive A or install a program that screws up my system, I just restore all the complete system and previously installed software from drive B to drive A ? If so, what method should I use Thanks 
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