Microsoft has cut the price of its Windows Home Server by 30 percent as it tries to attract more partners to support the product and help it grow. The news was released in a short announcement on the ...

Microsoft in December warned that using certain applications to save files to Home Server could cause files to become corrupted, and said it was investigating a fix. These applications included: Vista ...

According to Microsoft officials, this new solution could solve all of your backup problems and help you immediately restore your entire system to an earlier day if your hard drive dies. CNET ...

Technology enthusiasts are mourning the end of the line for Microsoft’s Windows Home Server (WHS), a central device capable of managing multiple PCs and files across a home network. Microsoft ...

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The new server software, which Microsoft will debut in the third quarter inside a Hewlett-Packard box, has bits and pieces from other versions of Windows -- including some from the upcoming Longhorn ...

Microsoft Corp. began handing out the second beta of its Windows Home Server yesterday to testers outside the company, marking the first time users have been able to obtain the consumer storage and ...

I'm really surprised that Windows Vista gets as much bad press as it does when Microsoft has an operating system that's worse. Much worse. I am of course talking about Windows Home Server. Windows ...

There are many casualties of Microsoft’s greatly reduced Windows Server 2012 lineup. With just four Windows Server versions, the Enterprise, Small Business Server, and HPC editions have all been ...

Brendan Barnicle, an analyst at Pacific Crest Securities, asserted in a research note Friday that Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) is likely to launch “Microsoft Home Server” at the Consumer Electronics Show, ...

For the second year in a row, I'm braving the wilds of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES), now in its 40th straight year. Again, I'm doing it on my own dime because InfoWorld enjoys torturing me just ...

Microsoft’s original Windows Home Server was both crude and groundbreaking. When it debuted, it had limited hardware support, no 64-bit version, and weak built-in capabilities beyond file and app ...