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Hello, I have my OS and apps on one drive, and my Dropbox and storage on another. I do this because the OS drive doesn't have the space to hold all of my Dropbox stuff and I wanted the DB files to be accessed locally at all times and backed up.
I want to back this computer up with DB as well. I can't because the OS and DB are in different drives:
I tried moving the desktop/downloads etc folders to the same drive as my DB, but it wasn't having that either and gave me a "not in default location" error.
What exactly am I supposed to do, besides spend money on a bigger drive that I don't need/want, when I'm already paying Dropbox?
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OK, much appreciated, thanks so much--
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