I am looking for a way to store my work.  I was using a USB drive and lost it so now I want something I'm not afraid to lose.  I've been using Drop Box but today I started looking at Google Drive.  Are there any reasons I should switch, or any reasons why one might be better than the other?  Thank you.

I keep seeing the term " hot swappable hard drives " Is this the same as a external drive?  Or is it a type of internal drive? What makes them be termed hot swappable? Where did this term come from? And do I need a drive like this for a online business website?

I have a cloud account that runs my backups from my PCs however their has been a slower connection speed to this servers from my machine, I have tried to trouble shoot and my network speed just seems ok. Is there any other known problems associated with such slower connection speeds.? How can I improve on the general speed?

I have two internal drives but do not need both of them. Can I wipe the OS from one and trick the computer into thinking its a blank flash drive. So I can just back up and temp load files in it? Is this possible with a regular internal drive?

I formatted and set up a new hard drive in my second machine for the CD Rom drive. When I went to put it in the first maching it would not load the drive. So I put it back in the second machine and it works fine? What am I missing on it not working in the other machine?

I have a newer 1TB drive that I installed last year. So far it has worked great with no problems. I went to delete a few old photos off the drive last night. And it will not actually delete them. It acts like it is erasing them but when I go back and check. They all still show up in the directory. Is this a virus?

I had no idea when I decided to build our business cloud foundation that there were so many choices? Can someone help me understand what the difference is between Public, Private, And Hybrid Clouds. How do I know what to build for our company long term?

I am having issues with my 2tb Toshiba external drive. It is taking a long time for anything to upload or download from it to my computer. Is there a way you can check drive like a regular hard drive. Will a chkdsk work with these type of drives ok?

I was trying to copy a file from one hard drive to the second drive on my PC. Now when I looked all the data is only on one drive and the other one is empty. How can I fix this and have the data divided again on two drives?

I really hope someone can answer this for me. But can I use a USB3 powered ext HDD work on USB2. Will this cause any system problems? If a USB3 powered external HD be able to function properly if it's plugged into a USB2 port? Will there be enough power to support this?