I turned on my computer a bit earlier. A message came up indicating a new version of Microsoft Security Essentials was available. I opened MSE and sure enough, the Upgrade now button was there.
I turned on my computer a bit earlier. A message came up indicating a new version of Microsoft Security Essentials was available. I opened MSE and sure enough, the Upgrade now button was there.
9. March 2010
Readers in UK, Norway and Sweden report successful delivery (at last) of HP’s update for the MediaSmart Server. North America still empty handed.
7. March 2010
What’s new in the forthcoming defragger update for WHS?
7. March 2010
Let’s talk about something near and dear to you: your pocketbook. When Windows Home Server was released to the computing world, a small group of adventurous souls started writing add-ins for WHS. Most were free. Most are still free, but that is changing.
7. March 2010
Just got one of those nifty (and expensive) SSD’s? How are you going to install it? The subject of today’s review item, the Icy Dock MB663USR-1S Aluminum 2.5” USB 2.0 SATA / SSD Dual Internal and External Enclosure may just be your installation enclosure of choice.
7. March 2010
Series 4 set top box from TiVo promises to unify all of your favourite music and video – no matter where it comes from.
6. March 2010
Seems like Microsoft is finding new ways to get the ear of the Internet (YouTube) connected generation. I spotted this over on Windows Home Server Blog, and thought there might be a few out there who might want to check out all the WHS YouTube videos from one place.
6. March 2010
The problem that one runs into if you purchase a 2.5″ SSD is how to install it. At least in desktop machines. The subject of today’s review item, the Icy Dock MB882SP-1S-1B 2.5″ to 3.5″ SSD & SATA Hard Drive Converter, will solve that little problem.
5. March 2010
Share what’s happening on your home server with your Facebook friends!
5. March 2010
New release brings integration with Firefox on client PCs.
4. March 2010
There is an axiom somewhere that states “data will expand to fill available storage space”. Many of the OEM WHS solutions available today are 4-bay appliances. Fill them with 1.5TB drives (the current sweet spot of cost/TB ratio), add a few movies (or more), and turn on folder duplication. What do you have? No HDD space!
4. March 2010
Every once in awhile, I see a thread started in the forums on using a WHS as a print server. As my printer has an Ethernet port, I never really paid much attention to these threads as a result. That all may change due to a company called ThinPrint.
9. March 2010
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