- #Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem full version
- #Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem install
- #Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem manual
- #Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem software
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows -1004” I noticed that my OEM version has the following key’s vs.
#Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem software
The backups are great and the storage pool with folder duplication is much faster and simpler than dealing with software RAID. I was previously a FREENAS user but like WHS much better. If there was something I missed it might help others but for now mine is working with 9 250GB drives for a total volume of 2.05TB on a system with an AMD XP 2000+ and 512MB ram. I tried the listed files extracted from RTM version slipstreamed to SP1 and then SP2 with different copies of NRMVOL_EN and all ended with the same result of having to complete the WHS setup manually and kill the connector software during installation. Maybe you have some insigt as to how that will actually go?
#Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem manual
I am hopeful that when they release the super patch 1 that it updates with no issues or at least is available for manual download and installation. I do have badging for server 2003 standard edition at logon and computer properties but the settings screen of the WHS console does show windows home server.
#Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem install
Everything else after completing this works normally, there is no activation and updates do install with no issue. Connector software on each client fails to detect the server but if you click cancel and then kill the connector program in task manager instead of clicking finish (clicking finish starts the program uninstall procedure) it actually does work the next time it launches on the client. I assigned the password by ctrl-alt-del (default is left blank), and finished the rest of the settings in the WHS console screen normally.
Initial home server setup (whsoobe.exe /server) would not complete and it always retried on each bootup but killing it in the startup tab of msconfig fixed that. I used your suggested method to build my home server install dvd (OEM version was downloaded) with files extracted from a VLK of standard edition. That’s why company’s like Microsoft hire the hackers. Now I’m sure that those that have downloaded this already have never had no intention of ever buying a proper licensed copy, but my research shows that this bypass activation utility has been around for over 2 years and nothing was done or changed on Home Server to prevent utility’s like this giving others a free ride when we have paid good money for our Home Server.īut then again I’m sure the pirate underground scene is never far behind or indeed in front of the software producers.
#Microsoft windows home server 2011 64 bit oem full version
So now, those that have the know how, can download the full version of Windows Home Server, install it with a genuine serial number and not worry about it deactivating after 30 days since it doesn’t need activating in the first place. But since Home Server is based on the Windows Server 2003 code base crackers are using a utility called AntiWPA3 v3.4.6 to bypass activation. The 1.54 GB torrent package even includes scans of the installation DVD, connector, restore and OPK CDs and a front package cover scan alongside the full ISO’s of the Installation DVD, connector, restore and OPK CDs.Īlthough the download does not include a serial key, down loaders have left comments at both sites providing serial keys to actually install the product with a genuine key, although trying to activate will not be successful because the key has already been blocked by Microsoft. Windows Home Server has only been out for a month and a pirate copy of the final RTM OEM version has been leaked out onto torrent indexing sites The Pirate Bay and. By Philip Churchill on October 15th, 2007
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