Channel 9 are now streaming the first of two sessions from PDC which focus on Windows Home Server development.
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Qflix: Purchase Movies Online and Burn Them to DVD
Roxio has developed the Qflix ecosystem which is made up of manufacturers, distributors, software developers, systems integrators, retailers, and other digital media related companies who have all embraced the on-demand creation of secure DVD titles using the Qflix platform.
HABEY Announce MITX-6852 Mini-ITX Motherboard for Home Server Market
Over in the USA, HABEY (which is part of Norco, manufacturers of the DS-520 Windows Home Server system we reviewed a while back) have announced a new Mini-ITX board which is suitable for self-build home servers. Here’s the release: HABEY USA, leading manufacturer of embedded and server storage products, today announces MITX-6852, a special designed mini-ITX [...]
Add-In: Scaleo Power Management Viewer
A new tool for German Fujitsu-Siemens Scaleo Home Server owners allows them to see their power management schedule at a glance. Check it out!
The Windows Home Server Platform Extensibility Day 2008
The Windows Home Server Team last week hosted a wide range of software developers who were eager to find out more about creating new applications for Windows Home Server. Who do you think was in the room?
WHS v2 Job Postings Spotted
Two recent job postings have shed light on the potential future of Windows Home Server.
CEDIA Expo 2008: Exceptional Innovation Announces Entry-Level Life|ware Series Servers with Windows Media Center, 5.1 Surround Sound, and ZigBee
Exceptional Innovation has chosen to use CEDIA Expo 2008 as the venue to announce their their new LSM-170 series of Life|media servers.
Integrating Windows Media Center and Windows Home Server for the Average Family Part 2
This is the second in a series of articles detailing how one network went from dilapidated junker to media hero with the help of WMC and WHS.
Microsoft Publish Windows Home Server Development Guidelines
As part of an ongoing push to engage more developers to support the Windows Home Server platform, Microsoft today published a 17 page document acting as a guideline for the creation and integration of add-ins for the operating system.
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How To: Map A Windows Home Server 2011 Network Location To a Windows 7 Client -
Home Server SMART 2012 -
How to: Install Microsoft Forefront Client Security Antivirus on Windows Home Server 2011 -
The $249 HP MicroServer & Windows Home Server 2011 Combo is Back -
How To: Install Windows Home Server 2011 Updates via the Dashboard
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