Currently, Windows 10's File History refuses to use an internal drive as the backup drive for whatever reason Microsoft may have. It can only use an external hard disk or a network drive for backup. I like File History as it can backup multiple versions of files which protects me from accidental deletions and overwriting of files. For that reason, I don't want to always carry my external backup hard disk with me just in case I need to restore some files. If the backup is already in my internal hard disk, I could always restore my backup versions easily. However, backing up into an internal drive does not protect against computer failure, damage, loss, theft or ransomware attack. You will still need a separate backup solution for that. If you have a network attached storage (NAS) that is always available to you wherever you go, then setting the File History to the NAS can protect you from accidental deletion, computer failure, damage, loss, theft or ransomware...