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# How Do I Sync MotiveWave Between Two Computers?

When creating a new workspace or modifying a workspace through the Manage Workspace dialog you are able to set the location to [MotiveWave Cloud](/user-guide/workspace/cloud-workspaces.md). This will upload your workspace to MotiveWave’s servers allowing you access to the workspace from any computer. The workspace is linked to your license key.

The second method would be to use the [backup and restore](/user-guide/workspace/backup-and-restore.md) features under the File menu. To sync between two computers, you would do a backup in MotiveWave on the computer that has the most recent changes. Save the backup file to a USB drive. You would then do a restore in MotiveWave on the second computer by browsing to the backup file you just saved to your USB drive.


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