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| + | If you want an external drive for storing or backing up your data, it is actually wise to instead purchase a internal hard drive an and external case for said drive. The reason being is because most external drives come pre-installed with unneeded bloatware, such as cloud sync software, back-up programs and manuals. Plus external drives sometimes dont even function like normal drives. My old external drive doesnt even let me defragment it, which is pretty bananas. | ||
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| + | So by purchasing a plain old internal hard drive instead, you avoid the hassle of dealing with things that you normally shouldn't have to deal with when buying new drives. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:45, 27 February 2016
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Relevant discussion may be found on the talk page. Reason: orphaned page with little informationGuide to buying an external hard drive
- Buy internal hard drive
- Buy $20 external case
Why follow the instructions above?
If you want an external drive for storing or backing up your data, it is actually wise to instead purchase a internal hard drive an and external case for said drive. The reason being is because most external drives come pre-installed with unneeded bloatware, such as cloud sync software, back-up programs and manuals. Plus external drives sometimes dont even function like normal drives. My old external drive doesnt even let me defragment it, which is pretty bananas.
So by purchasing a plain old internal hard drive instead, you avoid the hassle of dealing with things that you normally shouldn't have to deal with when buying new drives.
