Flameskid

Thanks for the reply. But I am wanting to copy the partitions for 2 major reasons, 1. he has a lot of account with different emails and password, which while I might remember, im not 100% confident. 2. He stores a lot of different types of things in a lot of folders and it would be difficult to find everything and/or know what was worth backing up as he had a lot of work and home stuff as he was very tech literate. So if it is possible I think I would be more comfortable with copying the partitions. As for storing the drives, I dont really have a great place or method which is why im wanting to put everything on one drive.

So my father passed away recently. He has a computer that obviously we don't want to just keep sitting but I want to back up his stuff to a portable hardrive. I would like to do it as a partition copy so I can boot the whole system as it was to make sure no data files or even saved passwords are lost. The problem is he has multiple systems and drive with both Windows and Ubuntu OS included. Can anyone recommend something for backing up everything to a single drive and still have it all bootable?

Ok,, i dont know where to ask this so i am here. I have a computer with various rgb components. All of my component can use Asus Aura Sync and sync up nicley, exept my dang graphics card. Being a Gigabyte gpu it uses the Gigabyte software, and not aura sync. I know its a small thing, but it not syncing with everything else is annoying me to no end. Is there any way I can work around this and make the graphics card use aura sync as well? (p.s my gpu is a Gigabyte gtx 1070 ti windforce)

Hi, this is my first post here so please go easy on me, lol. So here is the deal, I have a Asus Z370-A Prime motherboard, which has a 12v rgb header but not an addressable rgb header. Is it possible to get some type of add-in card to add a usable 5v addressable rgb header?