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WHS is Dead: Taking a Look at Why the Product “Failed”

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Recently Microsoft announced that Windows Home Server will not see another version and is effectively discontinued. I actually think this makes a lot of...

AdminiMe 2012 for Windows Home Server (WHS V1) Released

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A quick note, AdminiMe 2012 for the original Windows Home Server (Windows Server 2003 based kernel) has been released. I have covered AdminiMe a...

Map Eye-Fi to Windows Home Server 2011 Share to Save Files...

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The Eye-Fi Pro X2 is a cool product that I will be featuring a bit more on ServeTheHome.com. For those that are not familiar...

Windows Home Server 2011 and Small Business Server 2011 Release Candidates

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Microsoft's Windows Home Server Vail platform has had a rough development cycle. First cheered for the public beta with a slew of new media...

Vail Abandons Drive Extender V2 – An Opportunity for Microsoft, I...

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As many people have seen, the Windows Home Server team stated that Microsoft is abandoning Drive Extender V2 in Vail. Many are crying foul...

Recover Data off of a Windows Home Server Failing Drive

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All hard  drives will eventually fail. Some earlier than others. As some readers may remember, The Big WHS lost three of eight new Western...

Installing Windows Home Server Connector Software Without the CD

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This video tutorial will show you how to install the Windows Home Server Connector Software without using the CD/DVD. As netbooks, usually without optical...

How to remove a drive in Windows Home Server

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Sometimes you may want to uninstall a drive that you have connected to your Windows Home Server. WHS makes this easy and this guide...

Supermicro X8ST3-F Motherboard Review

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My main server, the Big WHS now houses over 60TB of storage, runs multiple VM's, and has over 10 Gigabit NICs. At the heart...

ASoft’s AdminiMe 2010 Windows Home Server Add-in – Update 1

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As a quick update to the previous AdminiMe 2010 review, ASoft released an update to its popular AdminiMe 2010 Add-in. It appears as though ASoft...