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I see that the "PPC-software" folder can be found in "Documents" under "This PC." Should that be moved to the USB drive, or not? Because I did it by accident, which is why I moved the "PPC-software" folder back to "Documents" under "This PC" along with "My Data Sources" and "CyberLink" (which has something to do with ASUS DVD player included in this ASUS laptop).
Please let me know.
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Hi ,
As I mentioned before, if you are going to do the update, the PPC-Software folder will be migrated to Windows 11 automatically during the update. If you want to make a backup copy of the folder, you should not move the folder to a USB Flash drive, but rather make a backup copy as a precaution.
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Thanks
Thanks. I decided to keep the PPC-software folder in Documents under This PC in the laptop, instead of moving it into the USB flash drive. Let me know what you think.
