A home user wants to share files between two different computers. The user wants the files to be available to either computer, regardless of whether either computer is turned on. Which of the followin

A (USB storage) is typically connected to a single computer and is only available when that specific computer is on and the drive is connected.

B (Internal storage) is part of a single computer and its files are only accessible when that specific computer is turned on.

C (Direct attached storage - DAS) is storage directly connected to a single computer (e.g., an external hard drive via USB/Thunderbolt) and its files are only available when that computer is on.

D (Network Attached Storage - NAS) is the best storage method because it connects directly to the network and operates as an independent file server, allowing both computers to access files regardless of whether the other computer is turned on. NAS devices are designed for continuous availability and central file sharing.