As of today, January 25, 2011 Microsoft has released a new Update Rollup 2 (UR2) and the KB article is KB981089 for Windows Home Server. If you recall the last update for Windows Home Server was back in August 2010, so this one is long awaited.
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The time is upon us, the last week of the battle with Dr. Dim. It been great having everyone participate these past five weeks, and congratulations to all the winners thus far. Don’t shy away from this final effort to show off your memory skills, and for the chance to win one of five NETGEAR [...]
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You may have noticed that the free domain service for name resolution for Windows Home Server (v1), Windows Server Codename “Vail”, Windows Small Business Server 2011 Essentials Beta, and Windows Storage Server 2008 R2 Essentials Beta is none responsive. Don’t panic, it is simply in maintenance for its migration to the Azure platform.
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There are several posts to the Home Server Land Media Sharing and Streaming forum that discusses the different methods to convert CD and DVD media to store on their Windows Home Server. Many members of our community have responded with recommendations of specific software packages. It is surprising that there is a wide variety that [...]
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As the hands of time turn, so we arrive at week four of the “Win a Home Server Powered by Intel” promotion. It is your chance to show off how your memory/matching skills compete with your friends, and a chance at winning a home server.
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Our visit to the CES has proven fruitful in many respects, but before we start to drool over the newest and coolest tech toys and gadgets, we’ve stumbled over some more news on Windows Home Server code name “Vail”.
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As, the battle between Dr. Dim and Detective Blue continues, we invite you to join Intel in their current promotion. It is your chance to show off how your memory/matching skills, compete with your friends, and a chance at winning a home server and other cool stuff.
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Microsoft launched an online help webpage specifically for Windows Server Code Name “Vail”. There you will find pre-release documentation and which is subject to change in future releases but still has quite a lot of information. When you do visit, take a moment for a quick survey to let Microsoft know how the site is [...]
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