Yes, it’s exactly 1 year ago that we started mswhs.com with a post entitled Good Evening, Afternoon or Morning – Wherever you are and what a great year it has been. From tutorial’s, breaking stories and the latest news from around the world covering Windows Home Server. This site continues to grow, attracting nearly 1 […]
Marzouq from Kuwait takes us through the modifications to his home made Windows Home Server. Using one thin screw driver, a pair of pliers and two WHS add-ins, you can read the details here.
Mike Frank’s Blog has an article on where Windows Home Server saved the day for him after thief’s broke in and stole his desktop PC. Using his WHS which was concealed in the closet Mike got back his data on a new PC. As mike says: I put in the WHS restore CD, followed the […]
Jason Buffington also known as the Xbox Dad has posted details on using Windows Home Server with his Xbox taking us through the configuration details. Read it here.
Robert Stinnett has written an article on using Windows Home server with virtualization by using Microsoft’s Virtual Server. Robert now uses his WHS to host other systems, meaning he can now run other servers and software without installing them directly on the WHS box Read his article here.
The Home Server Show Blog has posted details on a Sata HDD Multi-Function Dock and as Dave writes it makes a great hard drive dock. More details are available from here.
Episode 3 of the Home Server Show Podcast is now available and Donavon West from Home Server Hacks is interviewed about his ShareMaster Vista Sidebar gadget and his 2GB Memory upgrade article amongst other things. Listen or download from here.
No it’s not a toaster (although it is). It’s a 55w Windows Home Server. Edgar Voorbraak built this with a 1.5GHz Via C7 CPU with 1GB of RAM and Edgar has even managed to cram in 4 hard drives. What is great is that the toast time knob controls the fan speed and the emergency […]
The Ramblings of a Home Server User blog has just uploaded a new version of the SharePoint how-to guide for those who would like to test it out. Tom would also like the guide to be edited and updated if necessary. The guide and scripts are available from here.
Diskeeper 2008 Home Server Edition is the defragmentation tool made specially for our Windows Home Server’s. Site TechRepublic have a how to install it tutorial for those of you who are not sure how to go about it. Read it here.
