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It is your responsibility to take ownership of your data somewhere and to keep it safe, using any of the options available that let you keep copies of your files outside of your computer in a secure location. There are many options for how to do this. Even The best time to get started is when your computer is running normally, it is important to back your data up because as you never know when something will go wrong with your computer.
If you do not know how to back your data up, you can bring your device (when it is working properly) and an external hard drive down to the University Technology Helpdesk. We will not back up the files for you, but someone will help you through the process.
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Drew PC Access
If you have a Drew PC on campus, you only need to be logged in with the Windows Log on and your network drives will automatically appear.
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Google offers two desktop applications that can be used to sync files between your Google Drive and your computer. We have information about these applications at Google Drive Desktop ApplicationsApplication.
You can also learn more about Google Drive and its storage options at the G Suite Learning Center for Drive.
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Flash Drives are small, portable storage devices. These can hold anywhere from 1 GB - 50 GB nowadays (some even more). While they are getting less expensive as time and technology advances, the more storage it offers, the more expensive the device typically is. These are helpful for transporting important files around with you, but are not intended for long-term storage or backup.
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