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Author: Swapna Naraharisetty, 2BrightSparks Pte. Ltd. Many people have multiple storage drives on their computer, for example, an SSD for operating system files, a hard disk for work files, and an external drive for personal files. Therefore, it is important for all computer users and businesses to backup data on multiple drives frequently to safeguard against data loss. However, backing up drives one by one will can be a tedious and time-consuming process. Thus, SyncBack provides a simple and convenient way to backup multiple drives at once. In this article, we will discuss the different methods of backing up multiple drives on a computer to an external drive using SyncBack: AllDrives Script (SyncBackPro only) SyncBack Touch (not available in SyncBackFree) All Volumes Path (introduced in SyncBack V11) AllDrives Script (SyncBackPro only) Using the advanced scripting feature in SyncBackPro, you can backup several drives using a single backup profile. The AllDrives script is a location script that gives access to all the drives on a computer. Therefore, you can create a backup profile and use the AllDrives script as the profile’s source to backup multiple drives on your computer. Backup Multiple Drives Using the AllDrives Script For this example, we will create a backup profile and use the AllDrives script to backup multiple drives to an external drive. 1. Install the AllDrives script before using it. Select Scripts from the burger menu (top-left of the SyncBackPro main window). Click the Install button and select the AllDrives script from the SyncBackPro installation folder. Then click the OK button to close the window. 2. Click on the New button to create a new backup profile. On the third screen of the wizard (where you select the source and destination), change the source to All Drives Location (from the drop-down menu) and click on the Done button. 3. On the Profile Setup window, enter \ (backslash) in the Source path (script) and set the Destination path to a folder on the external drive (where you want to backup your files), e.g. G:\Backups\ 4. To backup only important files (e.g. files created by you) from each drive, click Choose sub-directories and files button, untick the root to deselect everything below it, and then select the files/folders to backup from each drive. 5. Once you have made your selections, click the OK button to close the File and Folder Selection window and save the settings. 6.

Before posting, and to avoid disappointment, please read the following:This forum is not for 2BrightSparks to provide technical support. It's primarily for users to help other users. Do not expect 2BrightSparks to answer any question posted to this forum.If you find a bug in any of our software, please submit a support ticket. It does not matter if you are using our freeware, a beta version or you haven't yet purchased the software. We want to know about any and all bugs so we can fix them as soon as possible. We usually need more information and details from you to reproduce bugs and that is better done via a support ticket and not this forum.If you are entitled to technical support then please submit a support ticket. Please do not post the same question to the forum and also via a support ticket. Once again, 2BrightSparks does not provide technical support via this forum. Giulia Enthusiastic Posts: 19 Joined: Sat Oct 05, 2013 9:07 am can i use multiple drobox/drive accounts ? Hii have create new to sync my folder to drobox and google drive well it works perfectly ,but i have problem to use multiple dropbox accountsi run SyncBackPro V8.5.62.0bit under windows 10 pro 64bitis it a limit of syncbackpro or dropbox ?this is just a screenshot about onedrive screenshot (it was just a test) thanks Swapna Expert Posts: 1036 Joined: Mon Apr 13, 2015 6:22 am Re: can i use multiple drobox/drive accounts ? Post by Swapna » Mon Jul 02, 2018 6:54 am Hi,SyncBackPro supports backing-up files to multiple cloud accounts. However, if the first cloud profile is using a linked account, then you may need to stop using the linked account when creating a new Dropbox/OneDrive profile:1. Create a new OneDrive/Dropbox profile and go to Modify > Expert > Cloud settings page.2. Click on 'Do not use my account' button to stop using the linked account3. Then click on the Authorize button4. When asked if you would like to re-authorize with the same account click on 'No' button. Follow the on-screen prompts to allow authorized access and copy/paste the authorization code supplied from the site into the SyncBackPro dialog window (using the new cloud credentials).5. SyncBack may prompt to create Shared Setting to store your credentials. If you wish you can create a new Shared Setting, if not you can click on No button to

Of the foobar foob([0-9]|a+)r matches foob0r, foob1r, foobar, foobaar, foobaar etc.Meta-characters \1 through \9 are interpreted as back-references. \ matches previously matched sub-expression #.Examples: (.)\1+ matches aaaa and cc (.+)\1+ also match abab and 123123 (['"]?)(\d+)\1 matches "13" (in double quotes), or '4' (in single quotes) or 77 (without quotes) etcModifiers are for changing behaviour of the regular expression engine. Any of these modifiers may be embedded within the regular expression itself using the (?...) construct. If the construction is in-lined into a sub-expression then it affects only that sub-expression.i By default this is on. Do case-insensitive pattern matching (using installed in you system locale settings). SyncBackPro uses case insensitive searches by default and it is not recommended that you use case sensitivity.m By default this is off. Treat string as multiple lines. That is, change ^ and $ from matching at only the very start or end of the string to the start or end of any line anywhere within the string. This is important because in SyncBackPro a backslash is treated as a line separator. See the Line Separator section.s By default this is on. Treat string as single line. That is, change . to match any character whatsoever, even a line separators, which it normally would not match. This is important because in SyncBackPro a backslash is treated as a line separator. See the Line Separator section.g Non standard modifier. Switching it off will switch all following operators into non-greedy mode (by default this modifier is on). So, if modifier g is off then + works as +?, * as *? and so on. By default this is on.Examples: (?i)Saint-Petersburg matches Saint-petersburg and Saint-Petersburg (?i)Saint-(?-i)Petersburg matches Saint-Petersburg but not Saint-petersburg (?i)(Saint-)?Petersburg matches Saint-petersburg and saint-petersburg ((?i)Saint-)?Petersburg matches saint-Petersburg, but not saint-petersburg(?#text)A comment, the text is ignored. Note that comment is closed at the first close bracket ), so there is no way to put a literal close bracket ) in the comment. SyncBackPro treats the backslash character as a line separator. All filenames start with a backslash, and all folders end with a backslash. The backslash character also delineates the parts of a file. By treating the backslash character as a line separator you can change how the . meta-character works and so have more flexibility. For example, let's say you only want text files in any folder that start with the name temp. A first attempt