Computer Type: PC/Desktop System Manufacturer/Model Number: home built OS: Windows 10 Pro CPU: AMD 7900X Motherboard: ASUS ROG X670E Strix-E Memory: 2 x 32 GB Crucial CL 5200 Graphics Card: NVidia GTX 3060 Ti Sound Card: built-in sound Monitor(s) Displays: Dell U2417H Screen Resolution: 1920 x 1200 Keyboard: Daskeyboard Mouse: Corsair M65 RGB Pro PSU: Seasonic 850 Case: Phanteks Enthoo Pro with homebuilt wood "skateboard", 2 extra drive "sleds" Cooling: Corsair AIO for CPU, 2 fans Hard Drives: Sabrent 1 TB NMVe, Samsung 512 GB SSD, 2 x WD 12 TB, plus 14 TB WD drive for offline "backup of the backup"
Plus a bunch of Hitachi 2 TB and 4 TB drives stored offline for yearly backups, 1 for each year Internet Speed: very fast! Browser: FireFox Antivirus: NortonLifelock Other Info: * Wacom Intuos Pro S
* drive bay Silverstone 4-slot card reader/USB port
* LG DVD burner
* Logitech C920S webcam (highly recommended!)
* Hope to upgrade to 4K monitor in 2024
Computer Type: Laptop System Manufacturer/Model Number: Lenovo T14S OS: Win 10 Pro Motherboard: Lenovo-designed Memory: 16 GB Graphics Card: built-in Sound Card: built-in Hard Drives: 2 TB Sabrent NVMe. HDDs in USB external drive cases, 2 x WD EasyStore 4 TB. Browser: Firefox Antivirus: NortonLifelock Other Info: battery life relatively short compared to my older Lenovo T series machines
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I have an external hard drive that I connect to my router and I back up important files to. But I'm reaching the external hard drive's limit of 1 TB. I was wondering if I could combine several external hard drives so they act like one HUGE MEGA...
My Windows 10 Home laptop will recognize all of my flash drives but won't recognize any of my external hard drives. They all use to show up but now they aren't. The hard drives show up in disk manager but won't show up in file explorer. I hooked...
my question is if you are using more than 1 hard drive in your computer I run 3 ops on 3 different drives.
when you down load the new win 10 can you install on any drive in your computer? or only the one you
signed up for the new down load from...