Remote Wizard for WHS takes over from the late WebGuide and is an add-in to remotely manage all your Windows Media Center when you’re not home from one convenient web interface. Compatable with Media Center in Vista, Vista with TV Pack and Windows 7 both 32 or 64-bit, all you need is a Windows Home […]
Practically Networked has a review of the Lenovo IdeaCentre D400. This mini review looks at the design and specs of the D400 as well as its unique features and upgradeability. The D400’s price tag could be considered a bit high relative to some competing WHS products—example, Acer’s 1 TB easyStore H340, which differs from the […]
If you are migrating to a new Windows Home Server, then MVP Olaf Engelke has written a great guide for you. "How to archive a Client PC Backup from Windows Home Server Backup" takes you step by step through the process of archiving single volumes from a PCs backup using Microsoft imaging technologies normally used […]
Jim Cheshire writes about his experiences in using video surveillance at home with software which is installed on his Windows Home Server. Using a Sharx SCNC2607 camera and the LuxRiot surveillance DVR package, Jim has this package running on WHS as a service and client software on his PCs enabling him to record motion detected […]
Buckeye on the Overclock.net forums takes us through his Windows Home Server Project, from the parts selected to the completed build. You can read it here.
Tranquil PCs safe server device the SSM is a unique device which can be plugged into a SQA-5H Home Servers HDD1 bay and provides safety for your Home Server in case of hard drive failure etc. But I here you ask, what about whose of us that don’t own a SQA-5H? It may […]
Home Server SMART is a new add-in which enables you to monitor the health of most of your hard disks attached to your Windows Home Server. If problems are detected on your attached disks then Home Server SMART will inform you which attribute(s) are critical or problematic, and it presents a summary of problems found. […]
Version 2.6.6 of the add-in P80 is now available. Lots of people asked that they wanted to limit who accessed P80, so with this latest version you can now select three different security options: Public: Anyone can use P80. I mean ANYONE. If someone knows the url for your WHS then they can use […]
Microsoft have published a new Knowledge Base article entitled: Windows 7 may not start after you restore the operating system from a restore point on Windows Home Server This KB article explains how to start Windows 7 PC after restoring it with the Windows Home Server Home Computer Restore CD if the 100MB hidden system […]
Fellow MVP Alexander Kent has a great article on the challenges faced by using (or trying to use) remote access. Posted on "The Windows Home Server Blog", the comprehensive article looks at the following: UPnP is not enabled or supported by your router Double NAT – And How to know if you are behind a […]
