My computers have not been established as a home network. They are simply standalone computers, which have access to the same wireless router. Should I set up a home network with Windows XP (Pro)? Should I then buy a NAS storage device? Can I buy a simple external storage device USB? Are these programs come with several computers to recognize and automatically backup? This can happen wireless?
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(From old blog's comments)
Do not get a NAS. Those for home use are too slow, vouchers are too expensive. Get a USB or FireWire external Acronis True Image. I love this program backup. Hi
(From old blog's comments)
. A large external hard disk can be partitioned to equal each HD you want to save. It is not really matter from which the node of a wireless network that you want to save on until they are all on the same network.
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external drives can do nothing without wires. As
they must be physically connected manually, it is not really automatic. So I would recommend a home network, and backup files from one computer to another. Save your money and do not bother with the external drive.
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(From old blog's comments)
Each computer will give him a code so when you plug it into the computer, it will recognize and apply the import of data depending on your computer. Or better
Try bluetooth receive 1 bluetooth adapter for 20 to walmart, and buy a usb bluetooth hub so you can connect computer stand simple as that.
(From old blog's comments)
I think the best solution is to use True Image Workstation, which can save multiple machines across the network automatically. For more information, please use the following link:
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