Part II: Restoring the Windows 7 Image – Using the WHS Client Restore Wizard
You may be wondering what happened to Part II, as Part I was written forever ago. I’ve been busy.
Continue readingYou may be wondering what happened to Part II, as Part I was written forever ago. I’ve been busy.
Continue readingMichael Peele gives us a great Tech Tip on Thanksgiving if you are having trouble trying to get Windows Home Server Power Pack 3.
Continue readingI’m going to build a new Windows 7 installation for my home workstation in a VirtualBox setup, so that I can continue to use Windows Vista, with (almost) no downtime.
Continue readingHere is a mini-review of teh Samsung SE-S084 External DVD drive. I purchased this DVD drive for use with both a Netbook and the Windows Home Server.
Continue readingHeres a suggestion for what to do when you receive this error: This computer is not online or Windows Home Server cannot access the computer’s hard drive. Please make sure the computer is powered on and connected to your home network.
Continue readingAfter you have the WHS initial setup and configuration done, it’s time to do some tweaking and customizations. (If you purchase(d) the HP MediaSmart, the defaults are not bad. But, where would we be without tweaks and customizations.)
Continue readingAfter you have the Windows Home Server initial setup and configuration done, it’s time to do some tweaking and customizations.
Continue readingOne of our new writers, Michael Peele, tells us why he got a Windows Home Server, and I think it’s a tale a lot of us can relate to.
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