northeast puller 1 said: (quoted from post at 16:46:28 12/17/08) I am thinking of picking up what I think they call a memory stick that plugs in to what I think is the USB port. My question is this would it make good back up of computer documents pictures and files and folders? To be put in a strong box or bank box in case of a fire or some other destruction from mother nature.
Next question I can not forward E mails with windows media player on them even if I separate the link in to a new E mail or more then 1 picture it just keeps going around and around and never sends them. I can receive this stuff fine but can not send any of it. Is it me or something I need to addresses with my E mail provider? It has always done that from new.
Thanks for any help
Northeast puller1
As others have said, thumbdrives are a poor archival device. They are intended solely as a transfer media. CDs & DVDs are better, Streaming tape drives are the best. DAT Tape drives are not cheap ($500-$700 depending upon capacity) and neither are tapes (tens of dollars, depending on size). They're up to DAT160, storing 160gb on a single tape cartridge in compressed mode. Another thing to consider is storing your archival stuff offsite. Maybe a relative's house or safety deposit box. It's no good to have archives if there's a fire and you lose the computer AND the backups.
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