Windows 10: Where should I move my 60 GB of desktop data folders to?

**elbmek** · 29 Jan 2018

great idea, but haven't been properly introduced, to trust with my data

Seriously I tried one drive and then was told I had to pay for it, but then, after I moved to free Google MY Drive, (I upped the ante much later), It seems that One Drive must have seen their custom running out the door, so they obviously changed plans???

After 83 years, I love that!!!! If I am still around then, I will be 151 years old

**lx07** · 29 Jan 2018

Honestly - you probably have 32 (or 64 or 128) GB of important stuff.

Buy a USB key for $20 and back up all your pictures (and whatever) and post it to your friend/whatever.

That is the best backup you can do. If someone breaks into your house and steals your PC you'll still have the important stuff.

**elbmek** · 30 Jan 2018

merci

**lx07** · 30 Jan 2018

elbmek said:

merci

Je vous en pris.

Don't take notice of the flag though. I had a Hungarian one until I remembered I'd moved from Hungary to France 4 years ago.

I speak English pretty well though. I think.

**elbmek** · 30 Jan 2018

you speak, or write, english perfectly. Good to know you.

**lx07** · 30 Jan 2018

elbmek said:

you speak, or write, english perfectly. Good to know you.

I write it better than I speak it frankly. Thanks though.

Windows 10: Where should I move my 60 GB of desktop data folders to?

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