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External hard drive
This may seem like a stupid question, but I have no experience at all with external hard drives. Are they used only for backing up files, or would I be able to use it like a regular hard drive (put/access files on it, such as word documents and music). I mainly want one as an easy way to transfer large files between my home computer and a laptop, and this way I might not need to save the files on either one.
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Re: External hard drive
Yes you can use them like a normal drive and store whatever you like on them
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