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Synchronize files on two computers

Asked by a_anis3000 in Windows 7, Miscellaneous Software, Hard Drives & Storage

Tags: files synchronization

I have a laptop and a desktop both connected to a home network, and I want to synchronize my files/documents so that both computers have the latest versions of them. At the moment I am doing it by simply copying the files from one location to another using drag and drop. This is simple and require no software but its error prone thus I am concerned that I might end up overwriting a file with an older version, losing all the changes I have made. So I am looking for a better way to do it. Does Windows provide a means to do it? if not what is the best and easiest way to do it?

Thanks in advance
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