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hum. how would i do this?

Assuming they are on the same network (router) and homegroup in windows you should be able to access it. It is kind of hard to explain via text but there are many simple tutorials on youtube.  ;)

 

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give it to me?

sorry but no :(

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sorry but no :(

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oh no i love my mac.

EDIT: my company recycles computers.

How do you work for a company?(I looked at your profile) I am guessing it's a summer job?

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ok should i get a hard drive enclosure? not a bad idea.

I would, lets you hook it up to your laptop, use it for backup or whatever.

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ok should i get a hard drive enclosure? not a bad idea.

You could turn the dell tower into a nas.

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How do you work for a company?(I looked at your profile) I am guessing it's a summer job?

i know i am 11 i own it. i only wish i have a summer job.

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i know i am 11 i own it. i only wish i have a summer job.

Wow what does your company do?

Edit: Looked at old post recycling computers.

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I would, lets you hook it up to your laptop, use it for backup or whatever.

ok i might do that that is a great idea.

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Wow what does your company do?

builds, repairs, recycles etc.

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ok i might do that that is a great idea.

Cool let me know what you think, I might pick it up tomorrow also :)

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You could turn the dell tower into a nas.

that is a great idea. but how would i do that?

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that is a great idea. but how would i do that?

Check out FreeNAS, so many videos on youtube about it, amazing software/os

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builds, repairs, recycles etc.

Do you get a lot of business. I have though of doing builds for people in the past.

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Cool let me know what you think, I might pick it up tomorrow also :)

ok but there are so many good ideas and i can only chose one :(. may or may not get it. i will pm you my decision.

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Check out FreeNAS, so many videos on youtube about it, amazing software/os

can i still have the drive?

EDIT: can i fold on it?

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that is a great idea. but how would i do that?

Freenas is the way to go, but install it on a usb drive not on a hard drive. Then use the hard drive for storage, but any drives are locked to freenas so you won't be able to use windows. First hand experience :(.

Desktop 1: CPU: Intel Core i7 4770  GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 Ram: Crucial DDR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Storage: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB and Segate 1TB Hard drive  Desktop 2: CPU: Intel Pentium G3258  GPU: AMD R7 250  Ram: Corsair Vengance DRR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Mobo: MSI H81M-E33  PSU: Corsair CX430M  Case: Rosewill MicroAtx Mini Tower

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i have a mac. xD

That's another huge problem...  :wacko: 

Maybe get rid of that Mac and get two potatoes so you have double the performance.  ^_^ 

JK.  ;) I would simply put that drive into your new Dell tower. Probably not a bad idea to have another drive. Maybe use it in RAID 1 as a backup in case one of your drives fails?

If you don't use it all, sell it. Maybe someone needs a drive...

 

 

 

 

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can i still have the drive?

EDIT: can i fold on it?

Probably not.

Desktop 1: CPU: Intel Core i7 4770  GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 Ram: Crucial DDR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Storage: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB and Segate 1TB Hard drive  Desktop 2: CPU: Intel Pentium G3258  GPU: AMD R7 250  Ram: Corsair Vengance DRR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Mobo: MSI H81M-E33  PSU: Corsair CX430M  Case: Rosewill MicroAtx Mini Tower

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Do you get a lot of business. I have though of doing builds for people in the past.

not too much. i have been doing my best to get business. i just need to get my word out.

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That's another huge problem...  :wacko: 

Maybe get rid of that Mac and get two potatoes so you have double the performance.  ^_^ 

JK.  ;) I would simply put that drive into your new Dell tower. Probably not a bad idea to have another drive. Maybe use it in RAID 1 as a backup in case one of your drives fails?

If you don't use it all, sell it. Maybe someone needs a drive...

not to be rude but i don't like those mac jokes. it video edits like a beauty. but good ideas.

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not to be rude but i don't like those mac jokes. it video edits like a beauty. but good ideas.

You could use it too dual boot linux on your dell tower. I recommend ubuntu.

Desktop 1: CPU: Intel Core i7 4770  GPU: Nvidia Geforce GTX 960 Ram: Crucial DDR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Storage: Samsung 850 Evo 250GB and Segate 1TB Hard drive  Desktop 2: CPU: Intel Pentium G3258  GPU: AMD R7 250  Ram: Corsair Vengance DRR3 2x8GB 1600 MHz  Mobo: MSI H81M-E33  PSU: Corsair CX430M  Case: Rosewill MicroAtx Mini Tower

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can i still have the drive?

EDIT: can i fold on it?

No it is purely designed for storage more or less so folding would be out of the question.

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Throw it away. 

not to be rude but i don't like that joke.

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No it is purely designed for storage more or less so folding would be out of the question.

i could fold on the laptop and NAS the tower. what to you think?

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