FreeFileSync Open Source File Synchronization
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FreeFileSync User Manual:
#Quick Start
Command Line
Comparison Settings
Daylight Saving Time
Exclude Items
Expert Settings
External Applications
Macros
Performance
RealTimeSync
RTS: Run as Service
Schedule Batch Jobs
Synchronization Settings
(S)FTP Setup
Tips and Tricks
Variable Drive Letters
Versioning
Volume Shadow Copy
Variable Drive Letters
USB memory sticks or external hard disks often get different drive letters assigned when plugged into distinct computers. FreeFileSync offers two solutions to handle this problem:Option 1: Specify a folder path by using the volume name:
Enter the path as [USB-NAME]\folder instead of E:\folder where USB-NAME
is the volume name of the USB stick which is currently mounted in drive E:\.
Note
It is not required to look up and enter the volume name manually. Just select the corresponding entry in the drop down menu.
It is not required to look up and enter the volume name manually. Just select the corresponding entry in the drop down menu.
Option 2: Use a relative directory name:
- Use \folder instead of E:\folder
- Save and copy synchronization settings to the USB stick: E:\Backup.ffs_gui
- Start FreeFileSync by double-clicking on E:\Backup.ffs_gui
The working directory is then automatically set to E:\ by the operating system so that the relative path \folder will be resolved as E:\folder during synchronization.