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by ACX_Com
20 Oct 2024, 14:22
Forum: Help
Topic: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger
Replies: 9
Views: 293

Re: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger


RTS just isn't the appropriate tool for this. Task Scheduler is where you want to get this configured, for periodic syncing rather than real-time.

By the way, I was not able to start the service via SYSTEM as stated in the description. I had to use an administrator account for this to work ...
by ACX_Com
20 Oct 2024, 14:20
Forum: Help
Topic: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger
Replies: 9
Views: 293

Re: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger

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Correct, my user "Admin" (Group Administrators) has access to my usual user files with which I am logged in.
It works, of course except for the fact that the synchronized data (in this case only in one direction) is given the owner Admin at the destination.
I don't have a big ...
by ACX_Com
20 Oct 2024, 10:34
Forum: Help
Topic: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger
Replies: 9
Views: 293

Re: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger

Hello and thank you very much for the answer.

Yes, you understood correctly.

...users with a minimum of 13 subfolders and at least 5 folders that have nothing to do with users.

What I mean by messages appearing is the sync icon in the taskbar, which appears in addition to the RTS icon when a sync ...
by ACX_Com
19 Oct 2024, 16:01
Forum: Help
Topic: Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger
Replies: 9
Views: 293

Sync User-Folder in Windows subfolder AppData constantly causes event trigger

I want to do the following...

I want to back up the most important subfolders under the user folder (e.g. C:\Users\USERNAME\).

As there are a lot of folders to be backed up in there (usually around 13), this doesn't work with FreeFileSync!

(By the way... in addition to the user folder mentioned ...