synchronize back on two machines?

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hello !!!
Does anybody have an idea on how i could sync a back up on other local comp?
i want the other comp to be a back up for the other comp backing all the data
from the other comp> is that possible?

sam

 

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You usually cannot make one computer an image of another unless the hardware
is exactly the same because the hardware abstraction layer in the OS is
different. Even if you did, you would have to have separate licenses for
the OS (also Office and other programs you use). It is no big deal though,
to back up the data files from one computer and restore them to another.
The simpler approach is simply to back up your computer in case something
goes wrong with it.

"samrod" <samrod@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news😀50F5F02-2C04-4335-A1E3-2B61A40D3D5C@microsoft.com...
> hello !!!
> Does anybody have an idea on how i could sync a back up on other local
> comp?
> i want the other comp to be a back up for the other comp backing all the
> data
> from the other comp> is that possible?
>
> sam
>

 

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Thanks Colin, that makes sense.

"Colin Barnhorst" wrote:

> You usually cannot make one computer an image of another unless the hardware
> is exactly the same because the hardware abstraction layer in the OS is
> different. Even if you did, you would have to have separate licenses for
> the OS (also Office and other programs you use). It is no big deal though,
> to back up the data files from one computer and restore them to another.
> The simpler approach is simply to back up your computer in case something
> goes wrong with it.
>
> "samrod" <samrod@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news😀50F5F02-2C04-4335-A1E3-2B61A40D3D5C@microsoft.com...
> > hello !!!
> > Does anybody have an idea on how i could sync a back up on other local
> > comp?
> > i want the other comp to be a back up for the other comp backing all the
> > data
> > from the other comp> is that possible?
> >
> > sam
> >
>
>
>