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i need to now remove it from c to E i found a 32 gb memory stick- vampiressd13
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i am totally confused from this point on 2) List the ZIP contents (safe — doesn’t extract anything) This shows file names and sizes inside the archive: Add-Type -AssemblyName System.IO.Compression.FileSystem...- vampiressd13
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it is running the first command you gave me 1) Create the ZIP correctly (PowerShell built‑in) Paste this single line into your elevated PowerShell prompt: Compress-Archive -Path "C:\RecoveredBackup*" -DestinationPath "C:\RecoveredBackup\DriveBackup.zip" -CompressionLevel Fastest -Force- vampiressd13
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my files on D are only 48gb actually 49.68 the 1906 is free space- vampiressd13
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The snapshot says I need to install the latest version of PowerShell how do I do this- vampiressd13
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This is the message i receive when opening Windows Terminal- vampiressd13
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Immediately copy irreplaceable files (photos, documents) to a different healthy drive (internal or another external). Use File Explorer or robocopy for a more robust copy that skips bad files: Example robocopy command (open Windows Terminal as Admin and adjust letters): robocopy "D:\"...- vampiressd13
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