Wifi Connected Hard Drive
Pick the hard drive or flash drive that you want to use – you can use external or portable hard drives too – anything with a USB connection. For this, I am using a Linksys E4200 Dual-Band Wi. Original Title - installed new hard drive but not able to get wifi to work, I installed a new hard drive,the second one in fact.the first time,wifi didn't work down loaded drivers and worked fine,second time I replaced hard drive down loaded drivers didn't work. I had AVG to try they couldn't make it work either.
Wifi External Hard Drive
External Hard Drive With Wifi
I can't complain about feeling shorted; my eero kit was free. But I was really kind of shocked that this next gen tech can make no use of a USB drive. I ripped out a pair of well functioning but WAF-disapproved Asus RT-66s. I'm happy with the simplicity of this system as well as it's looks and user friendliness, but pulling up short of managing a simple storage medium in the network seems a bit bush league. I used to operate a NAS, network shares, drive cages, etc. (Shiver). I replaced a lot of that with a passport drive plugged into my Asus. It helped the family drop things for each other immensely. Can you not implement a simple (feature lean) private file share for anyone/thing connected to the network? For anyone reading this, what's the next simplest thing I might do here? I don't like running PC's all the time to support a file share. My NAS's are all old and in pieces. I have a plethora of 1-2 TB drives laying around. What's the smartest way to solve the problem of:
'I have a requirement as household IT lackey to have a reliable and persistent (i.e. worthy of configuring across 30+ devices and I won't regret it), minimal cost file share on the home network to which authenticated devices can read and write'