There’s nothing inherently wrong with Dropbox, Google Drive, or whatever popular service you use to back files up to the cloud and keep them synchronized between your multiple desktops and laptops.

File synchronization is quickly emerging as a foundational technology in the enterprise thanks mainly to the simultaneous rise of mobile and cloud computing. What started out as a tool for end users ...

When you set up OneDrive, it's automatically configured to sync all your files, including documents and photos, to the cloud. If you don't want to sync everything, you can sync specific files and ...

Two of the more commonly used cloud storage services for personal use are Google Drive and Dropbox. Both cloud services are simple to set up and use reliably. Either one can be a suitable choice for ...

Microsoft this week announced that its Azure File Sync service, used for enabling centralized file shares, has reached "general availability" status. The Azure File Sync synchronization service, ...

Synchronizing two or more folders on a Hard Disk, Floppy Disk, LAN, USB Key, CD-DVD, and even an FTP server isn’t an easy task to accomplish on Windows 10 with just what Microsoft offers. You will ...

In this second article of a two-part series, Posey finishes up by showing you how to set up the sync task so you can synchronize your data across the two file systems. In the previous article, I ...

I keep my Obsidian notes synced with AutoSync and Google Drive. However, it's not ideal for sharing large files due to the limited storage offered by Google and the slow sync speed. Since I only ...

I have a local Windows Server 2008 system hosting a website in IIS. I also have a Windows Server 2008 R2 system hosted by Rackspace that the website will be moving to soon. I have about 55 GB worth of ...

Have you ever found yourself frustrated with a sluggish file sync, mysteriously vanishing storage space, or inexplicable errors while using Synology NAS? You’re not alone. Despite its reputation as a ...