subject: Microsoft releases beta of Power Pack 3 for Windows Home Server [print this page] Microsoft announce official release of Windows 7 in October Power Pack 3 update for Windows Home Server release. Now allows users of Microsoft's home server is a beta version of the third Power Pack trial.
Power Pack 3, the compatibility between Windows Home Server and Microsoft's new OS and Windows Media Center, where reports Team Blog Windows Home Server. The third beta of Power Pack is designed for users who already have Windows Home Server and currently play with the Release Candidate of Windows 7.
The update to Windows users on other 7-complete system images to write to a Windows Home Server, which allows for the backup process on the client systems to automate. Furthermore, the server console of Home Server Power Pack 3 is now also the resolution of 1024x600 pixels, the console also displays such netbooks accessible.
Users of Windows Media Center recorded TV programs can be automatically archived on the home server, while the console of Windows Home Server in the Media Center environment is concerned. Finally, the content stored on the server displayed in the libraries of Windows 7 and there is support for Windows Search 4-indexation mechanism.
The update - currently 19.4 MB heavy - will ultimately be made available for free through Windows Update. The developers strive to make Power Pack 3 still in for the official release of Windows 7 on October 22. Also there will be no interim Release Candidate appear.
If you have important data on your server or install this software of course not. This they call it a beta. Of course they have the software tested by MS but they are not yet done so is still a beta. Once MS is certain that the software works well bring it out. Unfortunately, removing the beta label does not guarantee that it works smoothly, the software is made by people and people make mistakes now
Microsoft releases beta of Power Pack 3 for Windows Home Server
