If "Walkman" and "Walkman (Backup)" folders are in the same parent folder "[Backup HDD]" (or if you will place them that way) you could see the contents of both of them as one by pressing Ctrl+B being in the said parent folder.
But I'm afraid I'm misinterpreting you, and that is not what you actually want.
Otherwise, you can create a new Windows Library, let's say "Walkman", point out both "Walkman" and "Walkman (Backup)" to be there, drag the newly created library in Total Commander to \\Desktop\\Libraries\, and then you can enter \\Libraries\Walkman\ library in Total Commander and see the common contents.
But I'm afraid I'm misinterpreting you, and that is not what you actually want.
Otherwise, you can create a new Windows Library, let's say "Walkman", point out both "Walkman" and "Walkman (Backup)" to be there, drag the newly created library in Total Commander to \\Desktop\\Libraries\, and then you can enter \\Libraries\Walkman\ library in Total Commander and see the common contents.
Statistics: Posted by beb — 2024-01-08, 22:50 UTC