The one thing that you might have been looking forward to as a Windows Home Server user was the Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 which was just released by Microsoft. Home Server users can compare the Power Pack 1 to service packs for Microsoft operating system. It combines patches, fixes, improvements and additions to [...]

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Here is another problem that arises after installing Windows XP Service Pack 3. Windows Home Server Remote Access is not functioning anymore after installing the Service Pack 3. An attempt to access the updated computers using Windows Home Server’s Remote Access function displays a dialog that is prompting the user to add their homeserver domain [...]

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Windows Home Server is probably the Microsoft product that they had high hopes for. It basically adds a server to a home network of computers that can distribute files easily among other things. It has come to light however that files can become corrupted when editing them in several applications and saving them to the home server afterwards.

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I’m really skeptical about Microsoft’s Windows Home Server which is based on Windows Server 2003 with Service Pack 2 but created with simplicity in mind. Many households have more than one computer and Windows Home Server is intended to be of use for those households. It provides remote access, sharing, streaming and storage solutions for home networks.

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