Norwegian Dag Olav decided he wanted to try Linux on his HP MediaSmart EX490 and did so by installing the distro Ubuntu onto it. You can follow Dag’s adventures here.
One of our most read posts here at MSWHS is one which was written back in June of 2007 entitled, “ERROR The terminal server has exceeded the maximum number of allowed connections”. When a user establishes a Remote Desktop connection to the WHS this connection will remain active until the user selects “Log Off” from […]
My Movies for Windows Home Server has had an update. The add-in provides a set of features around movies and music, making it the perfect solution for adding, identifying and maintaining movie and music data on your Windows Home Server, allowing you to serve your media to different Media Center solutions or music playback devices. […]
Views and news on the weeks Home Server happenings are available in this weeks edition of "The Home Server Show" podcast. Episode 107 can be found here for your listening pleasure.
The add-in AutoExit is now available for Windows Home Server Vail. Having 99% the same functionality as AutoExit 2009 for Windows Home Server (v1), AutoExit 2010 for Windows Home Server Vail looks very different to match Vail’s new look and feel. This being the first Beta-1 release there may be some issues including that the […]
"DA Document Manager Windows Home Server Edition" from Digital Archound has had an update to version 3.1.105. Here is their press release: OVIEDO, Florida – September 28, 2010 – Group Seven Technology today announced its update release 3.1.105 of DA Document Manager™ 2010 – Windows Home Server Edition is now available. Existing customers will receive […]
Andrew Edney over at usingwindowshomeserver.com has just posted about the Apple iTunes 10.1 fix which will fix bugs that Windows Home Server users have been stuck with since iTunes 10 was released around a month ago. Streaming issues and generally not working correctly with WHS, are just some of the problems users have had to […]
This is a great article showing you how to turn a USB pen drive into a bootable Windows Home Server Vail install disk. Basically it takes the Windows Home Server files and puts them on to a USB thumb drive and makes it bootable, instantly allowing you to boot from the thumb drive and install […]
Servethehome.com have got a great review about AMD’s new Athlon ll X2 260 Regor. This is where AMD can finally try and make some ground into the Windows Home Server market, this is the chip that will focus on low power and low cost. Check it out here. Written by Matthew Glover www.matthewglover.co.uk
Gilberto J Perera over at gilsmethod.com has a brilliant post on purchasing the right Windows Home Server for you. He goes through all the essentials such as storage, RAM and processor. He then goes on to look at the offerings from the big OEM suppliers such as Acer and HP. Check it out here. Written […]
