Documentation

The following is a list of Windows Home Server documentation including Technical Briefs/White Papers as provided by Microsoft:

Getting Started: Windows Home Server – Follow these easy instructions to get Windows Home Server quickly set up and configured.

Windows Home Server Release Documentation – This document contains late-breaking information to help you set up and run Windows Home Server.

Troubleshooting Windows Home Server Connector Installation – Read this document to help troubleshoot Windows Home Server Connector installation problems.

Windows Home Server – Media Sharing – This Technical Brief provides an in-depth look at the features and functionality of Windows Home Server Media Sharing.

Windows Home Server – Remote Access – This Technical Brief provides an in-depth look at the features and functionality of Windows Home Server Remote Access.

Windows Home Server Drive Extender – This Technical Brief provides an in-depth look at the features and functionality of Windows Home Server Drive Extender.

Windows Home Server Reviewer’s Guide – This Reviewer’s Guide provides a detailed overview of the features and functionality of the Windows Home Server software.

Windows Home Server Technical Brief for Home Networking – This technical brief provides an in-depth look at home networking and how it applies to Windows® Home Server.

Windows Home Server Technical Brief for Home Computer Backup and Restore – This technical brief provides an in-depth look at the features and functionality of Windows Home Server Home Computer Backup and Restore.

WHS Toolkit User Manual – Read this document to help install and use the Windows Home Server Toolkit diagnostic software.

Home Servers In The Digital Home – As digital assets become more plentiful, consumers will need help with protecting and backing up.

Windows Home Server Developer Guidelines – This document provides guidelines for developers who are writing applications for Windows Home Server.

Windows Home Server Technical Brief for User Accounts and Shared Folders – You can use the Shared Folders and User Accounts features in Windows Home Server to centrally store, protect and access your data on your home server.