For the first time in years, I'm copying over the whole of my 'local' folder to an external hard drive as preparation for migrating to the new PC that arrived today.
It's taken the better part of 12 hours to copy over, a surprise seeing I thought I'd only got about 25GB of stuff in there!
Is this comparable with others' experience of copying the local folder outside of the hard drive where it was originally located?
I wish we had a neat way of compressing the local folder to make it more manageable when we need to copy it or move it to other locations. For example, if we could temporarily turn it into a .ja file and then move it somewhere else. Or have I misunderstood how .ja files work?
Paul
It's taken the better part of 12 hours to copy over, a surprise seeing I thought I'd only got about 25GB of stuff in there!
Is this comparable with others' experience of copying the local folder outside of the hard drive where it was originally located?
I wish we had a neat way of compressing the local folder to make it more manageable when we need to copy it or move it to other locations. For example, if we could temporarily turn it into a .ja file and then move it somewhere else. Or have I misunderstood how .ja files work?
Paul