I wasn't saying backing up to a thumbdrive is bad, I just said I don't do it as my backups are larger.
For my data, on my server, I keep a secondary drive with a 7 day rotation of my critical files. Once a month or so, those are backed up to a pair of external drives which are kept offsite.
You miss my point of "most critical". Yeah, I've terabytes of backups and myriad ways of backing that data up but my "most critical" is far far less than that. In this scenario if I could only take a small thumb drive what would I take?
I'll start with the current news of today... I took a video from my hard drive (C:) and dragged it onto an old thumb drive, and it worked!
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I would have posted this days ago, but I hate asking for help, but I've had the flu...
Our church secretary likes to keep most of her documents on a thumb drive which creates a problem when she's gone, since no one but her has her drive. We've asked that she keep church stuff on the churches computers for this reason, but to no avail....
I have a "disk on key", when plugged into the computer I see it show up as "removable disk" with a letter assigned to it. When I try going into it, I get a pop up window: "please insert a disk into removable disk (f: ).".
In short I cannot get any...