Windows File Server

A Windows File Server is a computer specifically configured to store, manage, and share files securely within a network. It acts as a centralized hub where users or devices can access documents, images, or data, much like a digital filing cabinet. Using Windows Server software, it provides controlled access, permissions, and security features to ensure data is protected and only authorized users can view or change files. This setup streamlines collaboration, simplifies data management, and ensures consistent access across multiple users or systems within an organization.