Last week saw the announcement from Microsoft about the removal of Drive Extender from Windows Home Server Code Name Vail. Ed Bott from ZDNet interviewed Michael Leworthy after the announcement and Ed doesn’t hold back.
Anyone who has used the Guide in Windows Media Center knows that the list of channels isn’t exciting! But wait, there is a plugin called My Channel Logos that adds very pretty logos for you.
Last week we reviewed the Plantronics Gamecom 777 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound headset – then we said we were giving it away to one of you lucky readers! Now it’s time for the result.
The guys over at CloudBerry Labs have been in touch to let us know that their CloudBerry Backup Add-in for Windows Home Server has been released in beta for Windows Home Server Code Name Vail.
Last week saw the news that Microsoft was removing Drive Extender from the next version of Windows Home Server, and since then the community has been up in arms! The How-To Geek has posted an article on 9 alternatives to DE.
Mirror, mirror on the drive. I need my data to stay alive. Windows Home Server 2011 has a built in Drive Mirror feature that will allow you to create a synchronized copy of the drive. While this feature is not new to Microsoft products, the ease of setup from within the Server Manager makes it easy for the WHS 2011 user to create Mirrors. Check out the video!
