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Microsoft Job Listing Pulls Back the Curtain on Windows Home Server v2 Features

Mark Edward Soper — Tue, 09 Sep 2008 15:25:41 -0500

I Started Something's Long Zheng has figured out one of the best ways to find out what Redmond has up its sleeve: read the want ads! Right now, he notes, Microsoft is looking to improve Windows Home Server's UI in version 2 by adding Windows Media Center UI integration, Live Mesh UI Integration, and making the complete backup and restore feature in WHS more Time Machine-like (proving once again that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery). The next version of Windows Home Server is currently code-named "Vail," by the way.

So, what are you hoping for when Windows Home Server gets its v2 makeover? See us after the jump for your chance to chime in.

Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 Hits the Street

Mark Edward Soper — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 22:16:58 -0500

Windows Home Server Power Pack 1, in beta since early June, is now available. It rolls up several previous updates, and also fixes a major data-corruption bug affecting systems with multiple hard disks. You can get it right now from KB944289.

However, there's more than bug fixes in Power Pack 1. To find out more about what's new in Power Pack 1, and to learn how to grab updated documentation, see us after the jump.

New Solutions for Windows XP SP3 Upgrade Woes

Mark Soper — Mon, 19 May 2008 20:21:47 -0500

All is not smooth sailing for users updating to Windows XP Service Pack 3. Don't despair. We have solutions for the latest woes.

Microsoft Backup News, May 2008 Edition

Mark 'Marcus_Soperus' Soper — Wed, 07 May 2008 21:47:03 -0500

You can't be too careful with your precious email, contacts, documents, and media files - and now Redmond brings you two new ways to protect your data.

Windows News Roundup, Early November Edition

Mark 'Marcus Soperus' Soper — Mon, 05 Nov 2007 21:40:52 -0600

Try Windows Home Server for 120 days (almost) free, patch your QuickTime for Windows, and learn how to play hardball with Linux vendors in Nigeria.