Iβm confused.
the files you have on OneDrive and the ones in your Document folder should be the same, as they are after all, a copy of each other.
change a file in one of those locations and it should be syncβd to the other.
if that is what is indeed happening (and if not, why not) then you only need to setup a backup process via some software that says: my source is my documents, and my target is the USB drive location.
but even overriding all that, a backup to the external USB drive is strictly not required unless you want that warm fuzzy feeling of having your precious files in the palm of your hand (as I do).
because OneDrive looks after the backups for you via Version History, and it has its own Recycle Bin, plus it has its own backup - right click the OneDrive icon in the system tray, go to Settings, Sync & Backup, Manage Backup.
the files you have on OneDrive and the ones in your Document folder should be the same, as they are after all, a copy of each other.
change a file in one of those locations and it should be syncβd to the other.
if that is what is indeed happening (and if not, why not) then you only need to setup a backup process via some software that says: my source is my documents, and my target is the USB drive location.
but even overriding all that, a backup to the external USB drive is strictly not required unless you want that warm fuzzy feeling of having your precious files in the palm of your hand (as I do).
because OneDrive looks after the backups for you via Version History, and it has its own Recycle Bin, plus it has its own backup - right click the OneDrive icon in the system tray, go to Settings, Sync & Backup, Manage Backup.
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