Microsoft seems determined to send the Windows Home Server project straight into a coffin. I never really saw the point of Microsoft's Windows Home Server (WHS). The problem wasn't so much the idea, ...

Back in December Microsoft caused a bit of a ruckus in the Windows Home Server community by announcing that the next version of Windows Home Server, codenamed “Vail,” will not include the Drive ...

In a move that has riled a number of Windows Home Server enthusiasts, Microsoft has announced it is removing its Drive Extender storage technology from the upcoming Windows Home Server 'Vail," Small ...

Microsoft has confirmed that it is dropping Drive Extender functionality from the upcoming Windows Home Server code name "Vail", arguing that the ready availability of reasonably affordable 1TB and ...

One of the key selling points of the original version of Windows Home Server was the ability to add physical storage and have the OS take care of seamlessly integrating it with existing drives. It ...

Even we were surprised at the ferocious response when news broke last week that Microsoft would be dropping the drive extender feature from the next version of Windows Home Server - codenamed 'Vail'.

The next major version of Windows Home Server will arrive without a popular feature that let users pool together storage drives. The company says the decision was consumer-driven. Josh Lowensohn ...

If you can't comprehend why this is such a big deal for so many of us, fine, but don't look down on us for your lack of comprehension. With out Drive Extender, WHS is just another Windows box. I think ...