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Microsoft has released an update for a NTFS backup corruption bug affecting Windows Home Server. This is an entirely new problem impacting Microsoft's server operating system aimed at household environments, and the KB950190 update is already available for download, resolving the issue. However, the fix is not d... |
9 May 2008
04:01 GMT |
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Microsoft is exhibiting the generous side of its nature with free Windows Server 2008 offerings. Released to manufacturing on February 4, 2008, but labeled Service Pack due to the client-server platform synchronization with Windows Vista SP1, Microsoft is offering free trial versions of Windows Server 2008 for downlo... |
24 April 2008
12:02 GMT |
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A new version of the Home Computer Restore CD (Dual Boot) for Windows Home Server is available for download via Microsoft Connect. According to Todd Headrick, the product planner for the Microsoft Windows Home Server, the beta build of Home Computer Restore CD (Dual Boot) is designed as the evolution of the original ... |
7 April 2008
04:46 GMT |
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The first Beta for Power Pack 1 for Windows Home Server is right on track for delivery by the end of this month to selected testers, and then in a subsequent release to the general public in May. Just as it is tradition at Microsoft, all operating systems are updated by Service Packs, and Windows Home Server is by no... |
3 April 2008
07:54 GMT |
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Toward the end of 2007, Microsoft came out with a new server operating system aimed at household environments. Windows Home Server, according to the Redmond company, marks the debut of a new product category along with the underlying hardware infrastructures, namely the home server. But essentially, Windows Home Serv... |
11 March 2008
07:23 GMT |
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In 2007, Microsoft made available two operating systems, Windows Vista on the client side and Windows Home Server, on the server side, but still, as an offer addressed at home users. With the RTM of Windows Server 2008 on February 4, 2008, and the imminent Heroes Happen Here launch on February 27, in Los Angeles, Win... |
13 February 2008
04:22 GMT |
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At the 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates introduced a product that was until then extremely hush-hush, and referred to internally only as Project Q, or Project Quattro. The brainchild of Charlie Kindel, Microsoft, Product Unit Manager, Quattro grew to become Wind... |
16 January 2008
10:11 GMT |
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Ever since Microsoft made the first bits of Windows Vista Service Pack 1 and Windows XP Service Pack 3 for testing in mid 2007, questions related to the final availability date inherently followed. The Redmond company offered nothing concrete in this regard, simply pointing to the first quarter and the first half of ... |
15 January 2008
07:20 GMT |
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According to the latest Microsoft forecasts, the company estimates a strong level of growth on the home server front. Windows Home Server, the brainchild of Charlie Kindel, Microsoft Product Unit Manager, was introduced at CES International 2007, by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. The Redmond company then rapidly went... |
8 January 2008
03:38 GMT |
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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 will play well with the 64-bit versions of Windows Vista SP1, but will also enable users to benefit from closer integration with the current Windows operating systems, as well as add features and functionality. The Windows Home Server team, which has done an excellent job in the past ... |
7 January 2008
13:37 GMT |
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Technically speaking, the latest Windows operating system made available by Microsoft this year is Windows Home Server. But although the platform is indeed geared to home users, it still belongs to the server - and not to the client side. According to research done by the Redmond company, the perspective of having a ... |
21 December 2007
04:08 GMT |
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Windows Home Server, the latest operating system to come out for Microsoft - but dedicated to domesticating servers and placing them in the household, has become widely available for the holiday season. And chances are that if you have a home network, then you will also be getting a Windows Home Server. Although the ... |
5 December 2007
04:22 GMT |
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Can you domesticate a server? Well... apparently, you can! At least, Microsoft has done it with Windows Home Server. And as the Redmond company is gearing up for the holiday season, a new marketing campaign was unleashed, designed to push Stay-at-Home Servers. Having Windows Home Server, as well as HP's MediaSma... |
3 December 2007
06:39 GMT |
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SyncToy is a Microsoft PowerToy, designed with Windows Vista and Windows XP in mind. But at the same time, the latest version of the tool available as a free download is not limited to just Vista and XP. Todd Headrick, the product planner for the Microsoft Windows Home Server, revealed that SyncToy 2.0 Beta can just ... |
3 December 2007
05:32 GMT |
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Last week, I was telling you about how Microsoft planned to make a new update available to Windows Home Server, by the end of November, in order to introduce SSL Certificates. Well, the update in question has been served today, November 27, and is now available for download. Yet again, the Redmond company stressed ou... |
27 November 2007
11:29 GMT |
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Microsoft is gearing up in order to kick the user experience associated with Windows Home Server up a notch. Like any other Windows operating system, Windows Home Server too will be the subject of both minor and major updates. Joel Sider, Sr. Product Manager, Windows Server PR Microsoft, revealed that the new enhance... |
21 November 2007
06:09 GMT |
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When Microsoft introduced Windows Home Server in early January 2007, the company pointed to Hewlett-Packard as the main partner that will be at the forefront of companies delivering the new product into the market. As of the first week of November, HP's MediaSmart Server built around Windows Home Server is avail... |
5 November 2007
03:32 GMT |
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Microsoft has delivered on the last aspect of the availability of Windows Home Server. The Redmond company is now offering users the 120-days evaluation edition of Windows Home Server for close to nothing. Microsoft released the operating system to manufacturing in mid July 2007, half a year after the product was ini... |
2 November 2007
05:10 GMT |
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Microsoft is currently hard at work cooking the first service pack for Windows Vista and the third and final service pack for Windows XP. On top of these two refreshes for its last releases of the Windows client, Microsoft has also debuted in the area of home servers in July 2007, with the RTM of Windows Home Server.... |
9 October 2007
10:45 GMT |
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Following the release to manufacturing of Windows Home Server, Microsoft has delivered a set of tools designed to troubleshoot issues with the operating system. Windows Home Server Toolkit 1.0 is a free toolkit available for download, designed to integrate seamlessly with Windows Vista and Windows XP. At this point W... |
8 October 2007
08:09 GMT |
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With Windows Home Server released to manufacturing in mid July, Microsoft is already focusing on the upcoming version of its latest operating system. At this point in time, there are little details about what comes next for Windows Home Server. Still, according to Microsoft, the next release of its home server operat... |
8 October 2007
03:05 GMT |
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Windows Home Server, originally codenamed Quattro and Q, is the latest operating system to be released by Microsoft. The product is designed to be situated at the heart of a home network, connecting the PCs and the devices in the household while also delivering automatic backup, sharing, storage and remote access cap... |
5 October 2007
03:43 GMT |
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Windows Home Server is nothing short of an international product. The aspects that make up a complete Windows Home Server offering are built in different markets. This is the case for Windows Home Server items designed for the U.S., as parts of the product are stretched throughout the continent. After releasing Windo... |
1 October 2007
03:19 GMT |
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Microsoft is recommending no less than top three add-ins for its latest operating system to come out of In Redmond Utero - Windows Home Server. Back in May, coders and hardware developers were promised "industry-wide exposure and cold, hard cash" as incentives to get them to produce entries for the Code2Fame Challeng... |
28 September 2007
05:41 GMT |
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Windows Home Server, formerly codenamed Q and Quattro, is a Microsoft product designed to integrate at the core of a home network and provide automatic backup, storage, advanced connectivity, restoring and sharing capabilities. Windows Home Server acts a central hub for the network, also allowing access to all the fi... |
27 September 2007
06:28 GMT |
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It was the case of Windows Vista and it will be the same for Windows Home Server. Even before Vista hit the shelves, Jim Allchin (Former) Co-President, Platforms & Services Division was getting users ready for the process of updating a brand new operating system. Well, the Redmond company will yet again put its updat... |
25 September 2007
04:22 GMT |
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Windows Home Server was barely out and shipping to original equipment manufacturers and system builders when Microsoft revealed that it was going back on its original plans for the product. Apparently, Windows Home Server needed some additional hammering and the Redmond company did not hesitate to debut work on an up... |
21 September 2007
05:34 GMT |
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Microsoft has a few suggestions for users when it comes down to the operating systems that you can naturally associate with Apple's Mac computers. And with little surprise, the platforms are nothing more than a selection of the Redmond company's own products. Windows Vista, Windows XP and Windows Home Serve... |
13 September 2007
07:38 GMT |
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It's a new delay season over at the Microsoft. Earlier this week the Redmond company announced that it was pushing the release to manufacturing date for Windows Server 2008, formerly codenamed Longhorn, from 2007 to the first quarter of 2008. Microsoft' plans for the launch party of Windows Server 2008 have... |
31 August 2007
02:55 GMT |
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Windows Home Server is a Microsoft server operating system designed to be integrated at the core of a multi-PC home network offering backup, additional storage, remote access and security capabilities. The child of Charlie Kindel, General Manager, Windows Home Server was initially drawn up back in 1999, but it had to... |
30 August 2007
03:11 GMT |
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On July 16 2007, Microsoft announced that it was releasing the code for Windows Home Server to manufacturing. The product - formerly code-named Quattro and Q, and debuted as a project authored by Charlie Kindel, GM, Windows Home Server back in 1999 - had been finalized, and ever since mid July, the Redmond company pr... |
28 August 2007
04:43 GMT |
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Microsoft has confirmed neither the price nor the availability date of Windows Home Server. Furthermore, the Redmond company denied that the product will be released on August 27, as previously reported. Joel Sider, the PR Manager for Home Server made it clear that the entry on the MSFT tech support website cannot be... |
21 August 2007
05:37 GMT |
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Windows Home Server, codename Q or Project Quattro, was showcased at CES 2007 in January by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates. But the product is the child of Charlie Kindel, General Manager, Windows Home Server, and has been in the "works" as early as 1999. At the beginning of the year, Microsoft only revealed that Wind... |
20 August 2007
03:37 GMT |
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Macs are simply one of the greatest Windows Vista computers available on the market, according to Charlie Kindel, General Manager, Windows Home Server. Yes, Microsoft uses Macs, and Kindel makes no secret about it. Furthermore, he is right about the way Mac computers integrate with Windows Vista via Apple's Boot... |
17 August 2007
09:07 GMT |
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Sometimes, just sometimes, the deals Microsoft makes in growing its portfolio of web domains is a clear indication of what projects are cooking inside Redmond. HomeServer.com is just such a case. The domain is obviously connected to Windows Home Server, a new Microsoft server product designed for household environmen... |
9 August 2007
03:15 GMT |
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There is little argument to contradict the fact that the first Service Packs for Windows Vista and Windows Seven are some of the best kept secrets over at Redmond. Well, Steven Sinofsky, Senior Vice President, Windows and Windows Live Engineering Group runs a tight shift... and the Omerta he imposed for all things re... |
25 July 2007
07:26 GMT |
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At the beginning of the past week, Microsoft announced that it has released Windows Home Server to manufacturing. In the coming couple of months, the Redmond company also plans to make available the 120-day evaluation version as well as the system builder edition of the product alongside the variant that has shipped ... |
24 July 2007
02:39 GMT |
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Windows Home Server is a product designed to be implemented at the core of a home network. Delivering sharing, back-up, storage and remote access capabilities, Windows Home Server was introduced by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates at CES 2007 in early January. Ever since the early days of 2007, Microsoft has claimed tha... |
5 July 2007
05:04 GMT |
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Microsoft has really lowered its standard when it comes to distributing Windows Home Server copies. As a matter of fact, the Redmond Company has dropped standards altogether and has made Windows Home Server free for all. On June 12 2007, the WSH team announced that they are fast approaching RTM date for the product. ... |
14 June 2007
06:07 GMT |
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It's homeward for Windows Home Server as Microsoft announced that the product has exited beta stage and that the Release Candidate went live. On June 12, 2007, the Redmond Company made available for download the Release Candidate build of Windows Home Server, a product unveiled by Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates i... |
13 June 2007
06:11 GMT |
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Windows Vista is not only one of Microsoft's two top cash cows, but also the company's hero product when it comes down to Connected Lifestyle. With Windows Vista at the core, Microsoft has set up on an initiative designed to emphasize the crucial role of technology in connectivity scenarios. As the Redmond ... |
11 June 2007
09:58 GMT |
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Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates unveiled Windows Home Server in early January 2007, presenting a concept that the company envisions at the core of every home network. Delivering storage, back-up, added security and remote access, Windows Home Server is a project which managed to get past the media in its early stages. ... |
25 May 2007
09:13 GMT |
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"How does industry-wide exposure and cold, hard cash sound?" this is how Microsoft's invitation to developers sounds as an incentive for the Code2Fame challenge. The Redmond Company has promised that coders will be able to enjoy cash and recognition if they will but respond to the challenge and prove their talen... |
16 May 2007
11:25 GMT |
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At almost five months after Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates introduced Windows Home Server at CES 2007 in Las Vegas, the two paired up once again at the Microsoft Windows Hardware Engineering Conference (WinHEC) 2007. Gates revealed that in addition to HP, the company announced initially with MediaSmart Server for Wind... |
16 May 2007
09:34 GMT |
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Windows Home Server exclusion model is the way to go for all users. Placed at the heart of a multi-PC home network, Windows Home Server is designed to perform tasks while keeping a low, if not invisible, profile. And backup is a core functionality that Windows Home Server brings to small networks. Microsoft has autom... |
2 May 2007
16:56 GMT |
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Windows Home Server is a Microsoft product based on the code of Windows Server 2003, designed to deliver a range of functionality. "A home server is an always available smart node on the home network dedicated to providing services to other nodes on the home network and the Internet," revealed Charlie Kindel, Product... |
1 May 2007
05:54 GMT |
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When it leaks, it doesn't always pour. This is the conclusion that can be drawn after a beta build of Windows Home Server was leaked to the web by one of the participants in the testing process. Microsoft has subsequently identified the tester that made the code public and took the necessary measures, but denied... |
23 April 2007
11:40 GMT |
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Microsoft is moving ahead with the development of Windows Home Server and a Community Technology Preview of the product has been released to beta testers. Windows Home Server is designed to be at the core of multi-PC home networks, delivering storage, sharing, remote access and security capabilities. The beta tester... |
19 April 2007
02:49 GMT |
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A Community Technology Preview build of Windows Home Server was leaked recently by one of the testers involved in the development of the product. The CTP code was posted without Microsoft's authorization to an IT Blog shortly after the Windows Home Server team had made available a new preview version. The only ... |
17 April 2007
03:25 GMT |
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First off, I would like to applaud the transparency with which the Windows Home Server team understands to integrate with the product's development. And in this context, Todd Headrick, the product planner for the Microsoft Windows Home Server, has delivered an insight on the WHS beta program, this time addressin... |
11 April 2007
03:37 GMT |
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