I don't think that is what they were asking, but it probably is the quickest way to move to a new external if you have two enclosures and aren't swapping the drive in the enclosure itself.Uhh, I don't know if I am misunderstanding this, but aren't you talking about using Wii U's data transfer option to copy stuff to the other disk?
When you plug in a second USB HDD, you will be asked to go to data management to manage storage. The Wii U can't use two drives at the same time but it will let you move/copy data between them from data management.WiiU Data transfer app can transfer USB games to another USB??
as apparently there's some drive specific info stored on the drive and if you try to clone the drive that data won't match and the Wii U will refuse to use the drive or ask to format it.
That's right.This statement refers to "cloning" the drive with PC Tools, etc.... correct?
Data Management should work using the WiiU to do it for me.
That's right.
Right, when a lot of us that can provide proper information hear "clone" we really think using PCs to make an image and write it to a new drive, as I'm sure a lot of us that try to help, do other things outside the scenes (you probably do to). Sorry we were not more clear with our answers about "cloning". I hope you get your games and saves transferred successfully.Great, I will try it tonight, thanks.
I over-thought it.. seems straight forward and simple.