Description
There are various important
things which you need to store in a secure way. Thus, it is crucial to have
backup plan for your PC using an appropriate backup device.
Solution:
There are two options available- Desktop
backup drives and Network attached storage
We will discuss here both:
Desktop backup drives
There
are several desktop backup drives that use rotational hard drives for which you
require an external power supply. Well, these drives are not as fast as solid
state drives but they are much more spacious and reasonable. Always look for
the hard drive that can store much more than you need. For further protection, you
can go for multi-drive device that can support RAID 1. It maintains the exact duplicate backup of your data.
Try to use removable drives for backup so that you can keep your data protected
offsite. One option for you is Buffalo DriveStation DDR.
In case, you want to backup
multiple computers then go for network attached storage or NAS. NAS can range
from single units to multiple drive devices. Mostly these devices have USB
ports on them but you can’t connect them directly to PC. There are many NAS
boxes including QNAP TS-469 Pro that allow you access files saved on the device
from anywhere using Internet. But, these are complex to use. You can use Western
Digital’s MyCloud drive which has easy to use interface and you can access it
from Mac, PCs as well as Android and iOS devices.
Choose the one that can meet your
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