Dubbed the Linksys Network Storage Link, the $99 gizmo plugs into a wireless or wired router or switch through its 10/100 Ethernet port, then connects to external hard drives via a pair of USB ports.

For the past couple of weeks we’ve been playing around with the new NetDrive Wireless from Martian, which the company advertises as a totally silent hard drive that connects to a home wireless network ...

If you want to use a wired external hard drive, plug it into your router’s USB port. A wireless hard drive may be a more convenient option—just make sure it's fully charged or running off external ...

Today’s market is filled with external hard drives for every need, and they’re great for carrying a lot of data with you no matter where you’re going. But for a growing number of users, they just aren ...

A: External hard drives have really come down in price in recent years. You can easily find drives with abundant amounts of storage for well under $100 on popular shopping sites like Amazon. I would ...

Short version of what I'm trying to do is sync my Outlook files from local hard drive to my network drive at work, and I want to try and use robocopy (and a Scheduled Task) to do this nightly. At work ...