I like external hard drives for my desktop because I can backup to them and then turn them off. In the event of some large problem, they should not be effected.
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My hard drive is nearly full!
My 70GB hard drive is nearly filled to capacity and I was wondering what my options are.
I'm not really an expert so you'll have to help me. Deleting files is not an option, I was thinking about an external hard drive, but I don't know if I can configure them to work in conjuction with my existing hard drive. Can I?
Any other suggestions, advice and knowledge would be appreciated.
Thanks.
I'm not really an expert so you'll have to help me. Deleting files is not an option, I was thinking about an external hard drive, but I don't know if I can configure them to work in conjuction with my existing hard drive. Can I?
Any other suggestions, advice and knowledge would be appreciated.
Thanks.
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I use my external drives for data and backup for the same reasons. I do keep data on the internal drives too but it is all duplicated and/or backed up on the externals.
If I did not use external drives for some reaason, I would probably get a second internal drive and only keep data on that one.
If I did not use external drives for some reaason, I would probably get a second internal drive and only keep data on that one.
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