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SME Cybersecurity: When External Hard Drive Recovery Requires Professional Intervention
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SME Cybersecurity: When External Hard Drive Recovery Requires Professional Intervention
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Signs of how much my computer storage has grown over time... I just bought my 3rd passport drive. The original is a 2TB I bought out of a Christmas gift card back in Dec 2014; at the time it was twice the size of the disk drive in my PC, ditto my laptop, which meant I could swap it back and forth to backup files from both on one device.
That old PC is now kaput, and the only thing the old laptop gets used for is to on very rare occasion watch a movie while I do something on the much newer gaming laptop. The original passport drive was still my backup device of choice, though it’s good I’m doing a selective backup (using a robocopy batch) as my current laptop has 4TB of SSD space installed, so twice its capacity. I also have a second passport drive (also 2TB, bought a year ago) that I backup stuff to monthly and keep in my emergency go-bag.
Note that was. A couple days ago I finally got around to buying and installing Cyberpunk 2077, in all it’s 70-ish GB of glory. Which tipped the old passport drive from coping to noping.
So I’ve bought a 3rd passport drive, since so far I’m pleased with their performance. There was a mere $10CAN difference between getting a 4TB and a 5TB, so naturally I’ve gone for the 5TB. Hopefully it’ll be another almost-a-decade before I again have way too much stuff trying to backup to that (though I’m not going to be surprised it it ends up less).
Meanwhile, I’m kicking myself for only buying a 2TB drive last year, since obviously it’s going to run into the same not-enough-space problem the next time I go to do monthly backups at the beginning of August. I figure I’ll have to take my existing backup batch and copy it off into two different batches, setting up one to backup all my media (music, movies, ebooks, and manga scanlations) to one drive and the other to backup everything else (mostly games and personal documents) to the other, and keep two passport drives in the go bag. And moving forward edit two batches any time I need to add a new line to the main backup batch (such as where to find the save or mod files or screenshot locations for new games, since those end up all over the place and not necessarily within locations already covered by the batch).
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