http://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/data-storage/external-hard-drives/wd-my-cloud-wireless-nas-drive-2-tb-white-21736641-pdt.html
that should do it
whats ur wifi speed atm ?Charging laptop battery to 80%?
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that should do it
whats ur wifi speed atm ?
Both my new computers are typical of the new breed of wafer thin devices.. no room for any optical drives.. like going back in time.....
Isn't that an std[emoji625]lol you want power then you got plenty of room
But Can It Run Crysis!!!
I believe that computers are slowed down a little with each Windows update, well it seems that way to me.
yet win 10 pro does not offer support for more than 2 cpus ffs lol
you want 16-24gb of ram on a win 10 os
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That's what I need. I knew you would come good one day. Thankshttp://www.currys.co.uk/gbuk/computing-accessories/data-storage/external-hard-drives/wd-my-cloud-wireless-nas-drive-2-tb-white-21736641-pdt.html
that should do it
Internet is very fast. 50Mb last I heard, but it might be more now.
I found this one: 3TB and £25 less.
https://www.wdc.com/en-gb/products/wd-recertified/my-cloud.html?gclid=Cj0KEQjw-ezKBRCGwqyK0rHzmvkBEiQAu-_-LMEH-x86gsPZFPjwzD5KriX6RSH4V3e89MPBoeZJUxcaAu-x8P8HAQ#RWDBCTL0030HWT-EESN
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Will something like this guard against ransomware? I update my business spreadsheets daily and save to Dropbox so I can access from anywhere but I expect that wouldn't save me!
I keep a log of my biking on iPads spreadsheet. One of my odd ways, but have discovered the last four months have been lost on the Delite page, and over a years on the Haibike. All saved on the cloud.
It's nothing disastrous but could have been important stuff, dents the faith in computers a bit.
So definitely my PC will not be replaced with a Mac.
It's nothing disastrous but could have been important stuff, dents the faith in computers a bit.
So definitely my PC will not be replaced with a Mac.
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Yes, it should do, but I'm not sure if it can get infected too. Those last ones scrambled every drive on the computer and spread to all the computers on the network. It depends whether the computers are allowed to access the part of the network drive's hard disk remotely that's needed to to scramble it.
When I start my pc's I get a pop up showing a Dropbox sync update with any file changes before I physically log on. I tended to think that if you dont access anything dodgy you won't get hacked but the latest nhs hacking suggests otherwise. I now have a separate external HD that is disconnected and I backup periodically..
Despite having protection to the crypto virus i thought but I got infected. It could have been anytime and having a delay before activating.
The cheek of it was wanting payment in bitcoin for the release.
Luckily for me, I had swapped the spinning hard drive for a SSD, so could replace the old one and clean off the SSD swap back again and retrieve from one of my backups. One is permanently coupled, one I plug in every three days so this time I was OK.
I have noted on another thread my loss of some stuff saved to the cloud.
Belt and braces are needed, the old adage of everything in triplicate still applies.
The cheek of it was wanting payment in bitcoin for the release.
Luckily for me, I had swapped the spinning hard drive for a SSD, so could replace the old one and clean off the SSD swap back again and retrieve from one of my backups. One is permanently coupled, one I plug in every three days so this time I was OK.
I have noted on another thread my loss of some stuff saved to the cloud.
Belt and braces are needed, the old adage of everything in triplicate still applies.
I was intrigued to see what was inside my old battery. It is a 2-POWER battery, same as my new one, and they state that Japanese and Korean cells are used.
Well, they are true to their word with Samsung 18650-22F inside the casing. Also, what looks like the world's tiniest BMS in there too.
Well, they are true to their word with Samsung 18650-22F inside the casing. Also, what looks like the world's tiniest BMS in there too.
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.. don't assume that that is a BMS. It could just be a battery identification circuit. The BMS could well be elsewhere, as code in the BIOS of the computer.