Windows 7 comes with a syncing utility called Sync Center. This program allows you to keep files updated and identical in two different locations, such as on the computer and on a memory stick. Microsoft reports that the syncing software is designed for server and computer synchronization, but it supports a number of mobile devices as well. Once the sync is scheduled, your files will be kept up to date between both devices.
Instructions
1. Click "Start" and "Computer." Navigate through your hard drive to reach the folders you wish to sync. Right-click the folder and choose "Properties."
2. Click "Sharing" on the Properties window. Click "Share." Close Properties and right-click on that folder. Select "Always available offline."
3. Click "Start." Choose "All Programs" and "Accessories." Select "Sync Center" to launch Windows 7's Sync Center.
4. Click "Set up new sync partnerships." Select your memory stick.
5. Click "Set up." The Sync Center presents you with several syncing options. You can adjust the sync schedule as well as specifying exactly which offline folders need to be synced. Click "Sync" to complete the configuration and sync the folders.
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