Is there a sufficient storing method for unused media?
1268214
I suppose you can just keep it in the plastic bag, but I put it in a large empty Costco pretzel jar.
855494
I don't use my computer to store files. I use it for the internet mainly. I Access my office via the web. I will tell you that with its not a lot of memory as I have nothing really currently stored on it and only have way less than 100 GB of storage left.
1963195
Most applications allow usuage of the SD cardPICs/Movies/Songs should to be stored on the SD card only
1969632
Unless you need super fast access or archival protection for your collection I would use a mechanical HDD. The extra expense and smaller capacity of the SDD would be a limiting factor.
2259477
That's what I use it for. As long as the HD isn't damaged and the files aren't corrupted it should work.
717027
Yes, if the disk is still good, it can be overwritten as often as you need to. Just delete what you don't want saved. -fred
1188656
No - I recommend getting either an external DVD/CD reader, or an external hard drive such as a Western Digital passport that you can store larger files such as installation media, etc. and run those from the external drive.
257787
More than enough space. I have all of the videos from when my child was born as well as pictures and years worth of files, programs, etc. and I still only have maybe 20% used up.
266120
Yes, you can use hanging files. I keep things that I file on a daily bases, like bank statements, receipts, car information, insurance information, Gas & Electric, Water & Sewer, Tax information. It is really convenient for filing and holds about a years worth of information, so you are more likely to go through it and clean out the old information that you no longer need.
333673
You can use hanging files or you can just place items in and not put the rails in to hold the files, I hope that helps
792084
I would recommend emptying. Or at least partially. We have softub, and could slip it under, but with difficulty.
314092
You can also plug a USB HDD in and do a content drag and drop from explorer, or use something like the free versions of EASUS, Paragon, Free sync etc., set up a back up and let it run overnight, but you have to be willing to become an active participant in your data backup routine, at least once. The plus is that you can back up what's important to you and not the fluff that might accumulate like TV shows you aren't going to watch again.
847660
none that i have found. just keep in mind that u won't get exactly 160GB,s of free space, because the drive had to be programmed ie formatted in order to be used. but u should have ample space for your videos.
505741
Yes. I have tested this. It may take a while to pull the table of contents if you have a lot of movies on the drive.
842843
Yes. During the update I think it asked me if I want to use external storage space. Works great.
1800855
Depending on the amount of files that you want to back up I would use this one. I have pictures, MS Word, pdf, and other important documents backed up on mine.
111627
Your could do if the Flash drive is big enough. Personally I use an external hard drive to back up data. and just use the flash drives for portable data. If you want to back up more than just data [software/ settings] then you would need disc replicating software.