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We use two external drives for backup but it's time to get another one. I can't afford to lose anything. Critical databases, multiple businesses and Quicken financial records over 35 years, plus countless thousands of photos and correspondence. Still, the computer has 1.4 TB free of 1.8 TB total. I'm happy enough with the computer as is so long as it works, pretty much like my '03 Tundra which ticks on trouble free. I have opened and cleaned other computers but never this one. It's actually the first home PC we've had in 30+ years that isn't government owned, which is an incentive to keep it working.

Again, I appreciate all the suggestions. It kept me focused and helped me avoid problems.
$99/year for O365 with 6x1TB accounts (there's a way to nest them together for a larger namespace if needed).

You get all the standard O365 desktop apps, O365 apps for the mobile devices. I tried to get by with OpenOffice and just couldn't stand the lack of real Excel formula/vb code support. Having Excel and word on my personal PC is great.

The sync and versioning is great. Easiest one I've found since Sugarsync (which went pay) to put the Onedrive local folder location where *I* want it, etc.

I back up local and everything critical goes to the cloud as well. I can get to it from anywhere and selectively get data/folders on my work PC, etc.