Having the Shadow Copy service on Windows Home Server enables you to recover files that have been changed or deleted. As James Tenniswood states: This can be really worth while if you’ve ever been caught accidentally saving over a document or erasing a folder, as you can look thought the folder at in any of […]
If you are the proud owner of the Acer EasyStore H340 and wish to get rid of the Acer branded home page then the Tenniswood Blog has the details on how to restore the default Windows Home Server home page. The details are here.
If you are coping a large amount of data to your shared folders in Windows Home Server then Tranquil PC have discovered that you need to do it via the shares using your normal LAN connection and NOT by using a Remote Desktop Connection (RDC). By transferring files using RDC the files actually transferred 90% […]
For those of you with your tuner cards in Windows Home Server using the DVBLink software solution (network tuners) then JayC has a great post on the CPU and network utilization from Windows Home Server. The good news is that with 2x dual tuner cards in Home Server with four recordings active the CPU usage […]
If you would like to know how to manage your user accounts in Windows Home Server then the How-To Geek has a guide for you. The guide takes you through how to add a new user, disabling, removing and managing a user account as well as a look at the "Passwords do not match" issue. […]
Episode 75 of The Home Server Show podcast has John, Jim, Chris, and Dave give us their views on the latest Home Server news and this episode has Tom Sydow talking about virtualization and the hardware your going to need to get started. You can find episode 75 here.
S1Digital have announced a 100 Disc Blu-ray changer. The unit can load up to 100 Blu-ray/DVD/CDs into the S1Digital Bly-ray Disc Changer which is simple to use and enables almost instant access to movies without having to physically find and load each movie. When connected to a Windows Home Server via USB 2.0, you’ll be […]
The PacketVideo channel on You Tube has some great videos for those of you thinking of installing TwonkyMedia server on Windows Home Server, including this one: "Basic Settings for TwonkyMedia server on PC or Mac" which also applies to WHS.
The add-in Lights-Out has been updated to version 1.0.1 with the following fixes/changes: Fixed client context menu issue Fixed a typo and changed some translations Fixed missing SB Core warning Fixed a division by zero in network scanner Fixed directory handling in FileMonitor, to watch files in a directory use the path without wildcards Fixed […]
Maximum PC has a review of the HP MediaSmart EX495. The unit gets the "Kick Ass!" award after getting an impressive 9 out of 10, with the Large File Upload/Download being quicker than Maximum PCs custom home built Windows Home Server. You can read their review here.
