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How to…..Install an External Hard Drive on Windows Home Server

Friday, May 16, 2008

Spring is here in the UK, the sun is shining and green stuff has started to sprout all over the place in a burst of new activity. Now seems the right time to spring into action myself and add some extra storage to my WHS. I have been keeping a wary eye on my server storage for some time and it’s got to the stage where I need to do something about it.

Hands-On: Tranquil PC T7-HDx Storage Device

Saturday, May 10, 2008

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The World's first Windows Home Server has a new friend to play with. We took a look at how well they play together.

Exclusive: Tranquil PC to Launch WHS-based M one Media Server

Thursday, March 20, 2008

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Whilst we’ve been sworn to secrecy, we’ve been aware for a while that Tranquil PC have been working on a new cutting edge Media Server system, and today we can at last reveal some of the details. Launched this Easter weekend, the M one is a Windows Home Server based system which combines 2Tb of internal [...]

Add-in Update: WHS Disk Management 1.0.6.0

Sunday, February 17, 2008

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Today brings another update to Sam Wood’s WHS Disk Management add-in, which brings the following new features a nd fixes: 1.0.6.0 - Update Added: Each drive bay now has a user-editable comment field (currently only displayed in the Settings dialog) Changed: Drive bay settings dialog now has Update/Replace functionality (previously you had to delete the old drive bay [...]

Tranquil PC T7-HDx Pricing Reduced With Discounts Increased for T7-HSA Owners

Friday, February 15, 2008

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Following our news this week of the launch Tranquil PC’s T7-HDx Home Server Extender, it seems that the company has decided to do a little tweaking of it’s pricing for the storage unit. The 2x 500Gb unit has been reduced by £10 to £239 (ex VAT) whilst the larger 2 x 1Tb device slides down £50 to [...]

Tranquil PC to Launch T7-HDX Home Server Extender

Monday, February 11, 2008

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Back in September, when we reviewed Tranquil PC’s first Windows Home Server unit, the T7-HSA we loved its small, compact size which came with one big headache - a single internal drive and the lack of expansion options other than the use of external USB hard drives - which defeated the purpose of having such a small and neat [...]