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Steam Cloud can be your best friend, but also your worst enemy in some cases.
The Cloud tried to do just that. It gave me a choice when I loaded the game on the laptop. One was the logout time on the laptop. The other was when the new computer went into the game. I chose the laptop's and that was the correct one! How would i backup the laptop's save file?
Ouch. Nice catch.
The save games are located @ "C:\Users\YOUR_USERNAME\AppData\Local\FactoryGame\Saved\SaveGames\YOUR_STEAM_ID"
I wish it was folder based like the menu, but it has them all there. Go there manually in Windows Explorer and copy it somewhere else until you know you are all good with the sync. You may have to rename the save file itself so Steam Cloud thinks it's a new file. Might have to load it up in game, manually save to trigger Steam Cloud to see it.
If you have any other computer you keep running 24/7 or any sort of external drive storage, I recommend installing Duplicati. I use it for more important things, but I also use it for certain Steam Games where I just won't fully trust Steam Cloud since it has burned me before.
It doesn't do Real-Time, but you can configure how often to backup and how many backups to keep.
I only used the laptop to play Satisfactory because my main computer was in the shop switching from intel to AMD (plus a much better proc -- 32 cores). My RTX 4090 got fried when I accidentally poured a full glass of prune juice into it. Switched to an overclocked RTX 4080 (about a thousand bucks cheaper and much larger (tech said it was the largest graphics card he had ever seen. He had to bend metal to get it to fit).
Anyway the laptop does run 24/7, but it only runs my Discord server.
It's an urban legend, that a cloud is a proper backup solution.
...but sometimes it freelances as an urban criminal