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Copy the ER0000.sl2 and after completing one ending move the copied file back to where the saved game was and complete a different one. One note AppData folder is hidden so you have to show hidden folders in Windows Settings.
C:\Users\YourName\AppData\Roaming\EldenRing
Then copy the folder that's a long string of numbers over to another location. When you want to reload, just copy that folder back to your main game to overwrite.
I haven't done this for the sake of getting different endings, but that should work hypothetically as it's the general backup process.
One Drive will have a copy of it if you have set it to sync your whole User Folder but normally the AppData folder is not in the One Drive folder.
Just use the address bar of the file explorer:
%appdata%\EldenRing
Yeah this is easier. I always show hidden folders in Windows, been doing it since I can remember. I tend to just manually navigate to save locations.
then when u finished an ending u can extract it again