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The Small Business Server Core Services (SBCore) that come preinstalled with Windows Home Server prevent the server from effectively running Active Directory, joining an existing domain and sleeping for prolonged periods of time by periodically shutting it down or restarting it. The service itself cannot be disabled in the Services Manager, and it will restart [ READ MORE ]
What do you do to convert a barely useful system into a completely broken system? You release a patch! And so HP set to work to develop and release the long awaited update 2 for the MediaSmart 3.0 software, providing large parts of their customer base with a whole new level of psychological terror. If [ READ MORE ]
With every reboot, Windows Home Server (WHS) automatically resets the permissions for all shared folders in the shared directory. If you are using one or more of the shared folders to host files for services that require customized access for users other than the Home Server accounts, those services will likely stop functioning properly after [ READ MORE ]
When installing the Microsoft Web Platform installer on Windows Home Server and enabling the UrlScan feature during setup, parts of the Windows Home Server Connector will stop functioning properly. In particular, the Windows Home Server Console will be unable to retrieve client updates from the server and instead respond with a “404 – Resource not [ READ MORE ]