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• Windows home server v1

  I just lost a hard drive on my windows home server and now I have some questions and some health problems earlier today that I tried to remove a drive from my storage pool only of have worked it for ten hours and don't seem to have done no progress at all so like a genius, I restart the server , and when she comes back upwards the player I tried to delete is now listed but not in my database, but also tough to add I unplugged the drive and plugged again and without change, went missing after another reboot I still had the same status, so I decide to remove the disc. It is anyway I can access this drive to other pc and delete the files or the fact he reformatted to b after the entry of the ESM. Now when I restart the server he repeats to me that health is critical no back ups I would fix how this question

  I bet the guys here know:

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• Windows Home Server help please with the reader.

  I have a Windows Home server in my office that has a single hard drive in it.  I continue to be told to use the repair utility when I turn on my computer.  I bought a new drive for the server.  Now that I need help, it's how to duplicate the new disc of the former, is there a way to do it, or do I have to copy all the content on another machine on the network, and then install the operating system from the beginning.  I want to avoid the loss of data.  Any help is greatly appreciated.

  There are essentially two options available

  Place the new drive as the primary drive and keep the original as a secondary disk. Install WHS as a repair install and it should pick up original and index folders and re-create the tombstones for them. Then use the move to folder option in the console to make the folders shared the second partition of the disk. However, the indexing process is quite intensive and is perhaps not ideal with a line of demarcation for lack of drive.

  Alternative, remove the old drive and install the new, install WHS as a new facility that will create partitions C and D, including the new shared folders empty. Once the installation is finished, put the old one in as second drive or if this is not possible an external drive dock and then copy the contents of the old drive in the new. That would be my preferred option because it is perhaps easier and safer.

  There is no option to save and copy and settings users, even with a repair installation, you must manually recreate the users.

• Driver Realtek NIC missing after the previous Windows Update on window Home Server 2011

  During the last windows update, I lost the Realtek NIC driver on windows home server 2011. If you do not have the backup, is the only way rebuild machine or there is another way to install the driver software.

  Hello

  Since the problem is specific to the window Home Server 2011, I suggest that the validation of the query on the forum link mentioned here.

  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?category=WindowsHomeServer

  They are a team of dedicated support, helping issues related to servers in the window of the House.

  Hope the information is useful.

• We need a replacement for Windows Home Server that does not cost $700

  We need a replacement for windows home server that does not cost as much as a PC. 2011 is not really available and 2008 has compatibility problems, because it is based on XP and Server 2003. None of the motherboard manufactures will support XP (thanks to MS) and more recent SATA drives do not work in my motherboard more old.

  Perry

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• Network with Windows Home Server hard drive. With the new files that wouldn't be no automatic update.

  Installed Windows Home Server 2011 on my files allocatted to share on my wireless network, including a hard drive 2 TB external. Worked well able to watch movies, listen to music etc... As several files have been saved on the external hard drive (800G now) he would not recognize the new content (files or movies) previous content is ok, but nothing new would not reconise. Unplug the hard drive from the PC, pluged into the TV via USB and all the files are there, old and new. My PC is 3.2 GHz 1 G RAM and running Windows XP I was wondering if anyone know what would cause this? It would not be because I only have 1 g of ram?

  original title: unable to recognize new files

  Hi Tony,.

  Since the issue is with Windows Home Server, I suggest that you post your question in the Forums Windows Home Server.

  Windows Home Server Forum

• Installation of WINDOWS HOME SERVER on a server that I just built. Driver problems.

  I'll use my old office of 3 years of Dell (Inspiron 531) as a server. I will be installing WINDOWS HOME SERVER software on this subject. The vehicle currently has Vista Home Premium on it. Someone I know said I could have driver problems. Is this true? If it is that drivers enough to be responsible and how to see their loading? Chris Mah

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  Kindly repost your question in the above Windows Home Server Forums.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

  See you soon.

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• Windows Home Server disk failure

  Excuse the language, but I'm bricks now. I have aHP Ex470 with a volume of system of 500 Gig and two 500 gig drives. I have a seemed all our data are spread over two discs, but I can't be sure. Duplication is enabled.

  He acted a bit strange in recent weeks and now, after a reboot, it just flashes red on the status indicator and it does not start. I also hear a worrying thud. I removed the two storage drives , then it starts, with some caveats of course. I could start with one of the installed disks but not the other.

  I guess one of the disks is scrap. but the data should not always be safe? When I look at inte console under shared folders, it says on most of them that they're fails. In addition, some open but others, files in the ajecent folder, does not open because the program does not recognize the file format, even if it's the appropriate icon. And what should be my next move? I got a disc of 2 gigabytes, I intend to chuck in, if I do, will the system and data be safe? I know when the disc has not shown the other day, could not open some of the files, so as you probably understand, I am really worried now...

  Hi HarveyWallbanger,

  When you use Windows Server and the question you have posted is related to Windows Home Server, where it would be better suited to the Windows Home Server community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the best support.

  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/whshardware/threads

  I hope this helps.

• G460: unable to copy files from Windows Home Server

  Hi, I just a G460 for my children. The problem is that it does not copy the files on my Windows Home Server. I tried wired and wireless access to my network, but there is no difference. -I can browse the files on my server very well - I can create short text on my server files (IE. I have write access) - OS Win 7 x 64 on laptop - disabled Avast, no difference - other PC (XP, Vista, Win7) can copy the same file easily - reproducible with other files (test file executable is 500 MB and 400 M movie file)-laptop connects to the internet download fine, of a file of 500 M finish at reasonable speeds - copy start , stalls and then she complains about the network connection disappeared. A simultaneous ping to the server shows that it is not correct. The connection never drops. This is reproducible with 100bT wired and Wireless-N. Don't know what there is to say about it. It seems that there is a configuration problem somewhere I hope it can be fixed because otherwise this laptop is going to come back. Thanks, Sander PS the paint job on these laptops is terrible. Gloss black? All - ALL - print digital watch. The laptop has 2 minutes old and already he looked mean. Not the best choice Lenovo. My old T61 seems better

  I uninstalled K9 web protection and now things work again. Very very slow for an adapter n, but at least it ends. I notified K9 on the problem.

• Windows Home Server + Config IP/LAN WRT54G problems

  Hello

  I tried to fix this for days now, and I feel more I read on questions from other people who appear to be similar (at the beginning), I realize that I don't know even where to start... [: Confused:]

  What I know:

  I can't access my Windows Home Server from outside my home network. Whenever I have try and enter the domain name, setting Page of the WRT54G (identical to display when you enter http://192.168.1.1. inside my network) is displayed. Seems I found a way to configure my router remotely - but it's really not what I want... I rather like to access my home server, but it does not work. My LAN, I don't have a problem to connect to my server via remote desktop, but not from outside.

  I'm sure it's a (simple?) Number IP/LAN, but I just don't know how to solve. I know that something is obviously wrong with the IP addresses, but I don't know which ones to change without messing up my network, server, router etc...

  My presentation of Setup/settings:

  1.) WRT54G (v6) installed with latest firmware. Active DHCP.

  2.) HP MediaSmart Server (running Windows Home Server 2003) is configured with a static IP address > TZO domain name.

  3.) WRT54G Port Forwarding: all need ports (80, 443, 444, 4125, 3389) passed on to the Home Server (192.168.1.222)

  What strikes me (as shown in the tab "Status" of WRT54G):

  The IP address of the router is the same as my domain TZO address... is that supposed to be like that? -Need help, Pleaseeeeee!

  Q1: How can I access my home server from outside my network without pulling up the configuration of my router settings?

  Q1: which of my IP addresses & settings need to be changed... and where?

  Any help is appreciated...  Many thanks in advance!

  Armin

  Simply turn off remote access of configuration on the router or change the port that it sits on.

  The problem is that the web INTERFACE of configuration for the wrt54g is on port 80, so when you try to access port 80 (internet) outside it goes directly to the configuration UI instead of the server on port 80.

  Don't ask me where it is that I do not run firmware factory on wrt54g nmy.

  Concerning

  Fred

• Windows Home Server errors when trying to mount an old backup

  I use Windows Home Server to backup multiple machines at home.  One of my old machines died in 2010, and although I thought I had put all my data off of it when switching to a new machine, I kept the old backups autour on the WHS as a precaution.  Of course, I missed a file.  So, I tried to view the last backup and got an error in editing to 79% of the way.  I kept several backups, so I tried the next to the last backup.  Same editing error, as 79%.  He is the 2008 edition of WHS, up-to-date with patches.  I already tried the integrated process of repair, and the journal that it generated did not show any errors on these backups.  Someone has seen this and know a fix?  Thank you.

  Hello ken,.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  Social TechNet forums.

  http://social.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/home?Forum=whssoftware

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• Windows Home Server 2011 complete system restore problem = cannot start the LAN adapter

  Home built PC

  Card mother Gigabyte GA-Z77MX-D3H

  Network adapter Atheros AR8151 PCI-E on the map connected to the LAN Cat6

  Windows Pro 10

  Windows Home Server 2011 on LAN

  I had a hard drive failure partial who gave no symptoms or errors except a VERY slow start-up and operation.  I tried to do a restore of the entire system of my Home Server 2011 backups to see if, perhaps, just the image was corrupt.  USB was created and all drivers copied from pilots for the full system restore folder.  Has started the full restoration of the system and loaded the missing NETWORK adapter driver by using the scanner for drivers.  Driver support was successful but no lights NIC and the message "cannot find server".  NETWORK card was working fine before, even with the bad hard drive and also after the abandonment of the restoration.  Installed the new drive hard C:-System and that was the main problem, BUT..., the later to restore attempt was always the NIC starts not problem.  Tried the driver directly at Gigabyte support and drivers drivers for the full restoration of the system of records from several different backups.  No love.  Just NIC does not start after the specified load successful pilot.

  All good advice?

  This issue is beyond the scope of this site (for consumers) and to be sure, you get the best (and fastest) reply, we have to ask either on Technet (for IT Pro) or MSDN (for developers)
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• 0xc000000e - Windows Home Server 2011 - how to open the repair or the command line option

  Hello

  I currently have the problem that my Windows Home Server 2011 stops booting with the 0xc000000e error code.

  Of course, I searched the web and found the following article:

  https://support.Microsoft.com/en-us/KB/2261423

  Can I boot from my installation DVD. "Windows loading files.

  While two options:

  -new installation

  -repair

  I click on repair. The next screen prompts to choose a restore image. ???? No other options or possibilities. No command line, nothing.

  OK boot with F8. Start menu. No repair option. Only "safe mode with cmd. Tried this. Then download the same GUI as before. Same two options. No CMD and taxation not possibility to use STARTREP. EXE.

  Any suggestions?

  Thanks in advance.

  Alexander

  Hello

  Your question is beyond the scope of this community.

  Repost in Windows Home Server Forums.

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• Windows home server 2011 - remote access error - wrong password or account to GoDaddy

  My windows Home server remote access does not recognize the domain, I've implemented into Go Daddy.

  The login and the password are considered bad by the wizard.

  Of course I can access with login and password to godaddy.com and everything is nominal.

  I noticed the problem 4 weeks ago. No solution has worked so far.

  I tried even to remove the entry in the register (via REGEDIT), I found a link to that in the past. But the problem remains.

  I fear that some change was introduced on the way the security part

  Hello

  I suggest you post your query on the TechNet forums to get help. Consult the following link:

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• Cannot partition on Windows Home Server

  The problem:
  We are currently the main C drive partitioned 20 GB and we cannot repartition try with several different partition tools.  The error via a tool, it's "the volume you have selected cannot be extended.  Other tools to give similar messages.  The hard drive is 250 GB RAID 1 mirror.

  What we tried:

  A suggestion according to the https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/841650 does not include the home server edition so can't take the risk that she clearly serve States own risk.  We tried Acronis partition software, G-Parted, diskpart.exe command BACK and Macrorit http://macrorit.com/partition-magic-manager/server-diskpart-fails-to-extend-system-partition.html

  Other suspicious Info:

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  2 window Information System indicates that the operating system is 'Windows 2003 Small Business Server. "

  The person who owns that server call purchase Home Server edition.  Not sure if this is related or not, but it's conflicting information to find a solution.

  Bottom line, even if that server is outdated and not fully supported any longer, we hope to keep alive a little more long if possible if we simply repartition C drive and increase the free space.  Other than replacing the server suggestions are appreciated because they are not willing to spend the money to replace the entire server.

  
  This issue is beyond the scope of this site and must be placed on Technet or MSDN
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