Requesting advices regarding online data storage

BedroomBully · April 2, 2014, 05:52

Hey, I’d like an advice about outside-computer data storage options. I’m a student and I want to have access to all my files on my laptop and on a computer at home. I thought about buying an external hard drive, but maybe it’s not such a good idea? (What if I need access to some files and I don’t have the drive with me?) I heard about cloud storage, but I’m completely green? I’ve heard about google drive, but don’t they have access to all your stuff? I googled ComZetta, have you heard about it? Or maybe an external hard drive is not such a bad idea after all? Thanks for all your answers. Cheers

tb_cfd · April 3, 2014, 09:40

Hi,

try out dropbox. It depends how much space for storage you need. Up to 2GB you dont have to pay any fees and it is accessible on every PC via internet. So it is possible to get your files on the PC's at the university too.
Best wishes.

April 2, 2014, 05:52	Requesting advices regarding online data storage	#1
BedroomBully New Member Kinimod Dominik Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 1 Rep Power: 0	Hey, I’d like an advice about outside-computer data storage options. I’m a student and I want to have access to all my files on my laptop and on a computer at home. I thought about buying an external hard drive, but maybe it’s not such a good idea? (What if I need access to some files and I don’t have the drive with me?) I heard about cloud storage, but I’m completely green? I’ve heard about google drive, but don’t they have access to all your stuff? I googled ComZetta, have you heard about it? Or maybe an external hard drive is not such a bad idea after all? Thanks for all your answers. Cheers

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April 3, 2014, 09:40		#2
tb_cfd New Member tb_cfd Join Date: May 2013 Posts: 8 Rep Power: 12	Hi, try out dropbox. It depends how much space for storage you need. Up to 2GB you dont have to pay any fees and it is accessible on every PC via internet. So it is possible to get your files on the PC's at the university too. Best wishes.