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Windows Home Server Power Pack 1 Now Available, Fixes Data Corruption
Posted by Adrian Covert at 2:19 AM on July 22, 2008
Microsoft just made available the Power Pack 1 update for Windows Home Server, which fixes the data corruption issues users have been reporting since Home Server went live. In addition, it adds 64-bit Vista support, shared folder backup features, and improved remote accessibility. You can download it here. [Windows Home Server Blog via All About Microsoft]
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AlterEgoist
Posted July 23, 2008 4:24 AM
The HP Update which provides McAfee protection and enhanced packet video streaming is also available concurrent with Power Pack 1. You can get the add-ins by checking the server console. For more info, see the discussion threads on MediaSmartHome.com. There are also some good threads on PP1 there.
bobdobbs
Posted 6:15 AM 22/7/08
Dozens of Windows Home Server users rejoice.
bobdobbs
adholmes
Posted 6:08 AM 22/7/08
Ooh, Power Pack 1! That sounds so much better than what I would have called it:
"System-crippling, data-destroying bug fix #1."
adholmes
fastm3driver
Posted 10:34 AM 22/7/08
My server does not see this new update? Slow roll out?
fastm3driver
catfewd
Posted 12:26 PM 22/7/08
finally. I put this server in at work and it hosed all my peachtree data.
catfewd