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I have two hard drives:
- C drive has the windows install
- D drive holds the user profiles (desktops, documents etc)
D drive was being backed up to Crash Plan, and this morning D drive failed.
As well as the Crash Plan backup, I also have a backup of D: drive on an external USB hard drive, but it's a couple of months old. To save time, I was wondering if it's possible to copy the contents of this external drive onto a replacement D: drive, and then only restore from Crash Plan the files that have since changed (plus new files)? We have a very slow connection, so this could potentially save quite a lot of time.
Does that sound feasible?
Thanks for the reply. This was the conclusion I came to in the end. It can only overwrite or rename, which is a shame - there is no option for skipping existing files, or for only overwriting older files. Would be really nice to have these features. – Matt Winward – 2015-09-23T10:05:20.887