Register for Windows Home Server Beta 2

By on February 12, 2007 in Windows Home Server

Exciting News! You can now register for participation in the public Windows Home Server Beta 2 programme.

Who is an ideal candidate to participate in the Windows Home Server Beta 2 program (English-only version)?

People with:

- Two or more PCs
- A broadband connection and router
- A spare PC or server that can be dedicated to Windows Home Server software

We will contact qualified participants as we expand the Windows Home Server Beta 2 program and will provide instructions about how to participate. Unfortunately, we won’t be able to invite all candidates.

This is a software only programme i.e. no hardware to test, so you’ll have to supply your own server to test the software. Find out more at the Windows Home Server Team Blog.

See you on the forums!


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  • Gary Rall

    I was one of the top testers for Windows XP and also participate in other Vista Beta’s.

  • Terry Walsh

    Good luck with Home Server, then, Gary!

  • Jason Jorgensen

    Windows Home Server Beta! :O you got served, w00t!

    Great site & thx for the info Terry.

  • Terry Walsh

    :-) Cheers Jason – great to hear from you.

  • http://universalarticle.wordpress.com/ Kate Bogel

    Hrmm that was weird, my comment got eaten. Anyway I wanted to say that it’s nice to know that someone else also mentioned this as I had trouble finding the same info elsewhere. This was the first place that told me the answer. Thanks.