Paul Thurrott has posted the first three parts of his Windows Home Server RTM Screenshot Gallery. The first part is entitled Server Install and includes 30 screenshots from his server installation. Next is the 10 screenshot Connector Install and then finally Part 3 entitled Configuration, comprising 25 pics of configuring the connector software.Further galleries in […]
Well it’s taken a while but our MS Windows Home Server Forums are now open for business. Feel free to browse and have a look, but to post you will have to go through a quick registration process. For future reference the forums can be reached by clicking “Forum” at the top right of any […]
Congratulations to Terry Walsh the 4th person to be voted by Microsoft as an MVP in the Windows Home server category. Terry runs We Got Served another great site dedicated to the WHS community. An MVP or Most Valuable Professional is an individual who has exceptionally contributed to technical communities worldwide in their given […]
Diskeeper is after your help, over to them: 50 Windows Home Server beta testers are needed to test the NEW Diskeeper® Home Server – English Language edition! This is a limited program. Only the first 50 completed and signed applicants will be accepted AND, you must be a previous customer of Diskeeper (please provide email […]
Questions were asked during and after the the Microsoft Windows Home Server Virtual Launch Event. Listed below are a few which I thought you would like to read along with the answers and content I have added in italics. Question: If you have one file but different names on two different PC’s, will one or […]
Ken Warren and Rick Hallihan join Grey Lancaster today as Microsoft Most Valuable Professional’s (MVP’s) in the Windows Home Server category. The MVP Award is given to thank individuals for their exceptional contributions to technical communities worldwide. Congratulations to Ken Warren one of the most prolific, and helpful posters on the Windows Home Server Forums […]
I’ v now had the time to review the content from yesterday’s Windows Home Server Virtual Launch Event and I must say there were some interesting findings. – A list of partners for WHS was displayed and Microsoft’s spokesperson added that the OEM Partner Center will become a place where you can go and be […]
If you missed the live Microsoft Windows Home Server Virtual Launch Event yesterday all is not lost. An on demand copy of the web seminar is available to view from the US Partner Readiness site. Presented by Walt Perry the 1 hour 9 minutes presentation has a lot of great information on WHS.
A table was setup by Microsoft at the “Linux Cafe” coffee shop in Tokyo to promote Windows home Server. Ironically the cafe was setup by a group of people to promote Linux and here we have what appears to be coffee Windows Home Server style.On closer inspection MARS Magazine said that: “Microsoft’s people simply wrapped […]
If you are a Microsoft employee then we have some good news for you, Windows Home Server is now available from the Microsoft Company Store for $35 (online not sure about physical). Wow, I want to work for Microsoft… One of the perks for working at Bill Gate’s empire. Thanks to Bob for the info.
