“Can PNY Attache 3 128GB USB 2.0 Flash Drive be used to backup a hardrive?”

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• Yes - it can backup important files from your hard drive. I wouldn't say it can backup the whole hard drive, but it can hold all your important documents, pictures, video, and music. I bought one and used it for backing up important files on my hard drive and my hard drive crashed 2 weeks later. It was easy to put the files on the new drive - really a life saver. You can also use a program from Microsoft to help setup your backup files. It is called SyncToy, is free, and you just download it.

  Answered by fikereview 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by dai333jes 10 years ago

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• As long as you have enough space...it WILL take a while.

  Answered by backdraft 10 years ago

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• Yes, it can back up a hard drive if the hard drive has less storage than the flash drive.

  Answered by BDE1982 10 years ago

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• it will backup some files but a typical hard drive is much larger, thus you'll run out of space.

  Answered by Crankyoldfart 10 years ago

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• yes

  Answered by Rabby 10 years ago

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• Yes

  Answered by Chuck 10 years ago

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• Given that some of the space is formatted, ALWAYS overestimate the amount of space you'll need. I'd hate for you to run out of space right towards the end of a data transfer. Generally, jump drives are faster and more reliable than a drive that spins, so I say GO FOR IT!

  Answered by J6toes 10 years ago

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• Yes, with the proper ghosting software, as long as the hard drive (with its OS intact) is smaller (measured in Gb's) than the flash drive. If you know how to load from the flash to a 2nd machine, you can effectively carry your entire computer around on the flash drive, then load it into any machine you choose, like with any version of Linux. It's easy, though content/settings changes should only be made on the original machine, then re-ghosted to the flash (presuming the 2nd tier machines don't have the ghost-ware).

  Answered by Trilobyte 10 years ago

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• Yes. Up to 128gb plus any overhead.

  Answered by Ultracolor 11 years ago

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