Use Desktop PC Storage Location Remotely
To use a desktop PC storage location that can be accessed remotely securely, you can plan to attach at least 4 external drives.
Choose the External Drives
Select 4 external drives with a minimum capacity of 1TB each.
Format the Drives
Format the drives with a file system that is compatible with both your desktop PC and the remote access method you plan to use.
Connect the Drives
Connect the external drives to your desktop PC.
Set Up Shared Folders
Create shared folders on each drive and grant the necessary permissions to allow remote access.
Configure Remote Access
Set up remote access to your desktop PC using a service like Remote Desktop (for Windows), TeamViewer, or AnyDesk.
Map Network Drives
Map the shared folders on the external drives as network drives on your desktop PC.
Access Remotely
Once you have set up remote access to your desktop PC, you can access the mapped network drives from any location securely.