Manage Windows Home Server Settings | Guide

Managing Fundamental Windows Home Server Configurations

This guide details the process of managing essential Windows Home Server settings. Visual aids are included to enhance understanding, so let's begin!

Access the Windows Home Server Console through the Start Menu. Although somewhat unexpectedly located, these settings were found in the upper-left portion of the console during the Beta phase.

General Settings

The initial screen presents the General settings. Here, you can configure time and regional preferences, as well as enable or disable Windows Updates.

Computers & Backup

Within the Computers & Backup section, you define the backup schedules for computers connected to your home network. Backup administration and cleanup procedures are also managed from this location.

Shared Folders

This area allows you to determine which folders will be shared across your network.

Server Resources

The Resources section provides a status overview of your server’s software and hardware components.

Mysicgeek's Tech Lingo: A Beta Release represents a stage in a software application’s development cycle that precedes the Release Candidate phase. Typically, the software is approximately 70% complete, and ongoing bug reporting and resolution are key activities.