is ready to roll out the second small update to its Windows Family home Server (WHS) release — Power Pack 2. And if Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Philip Churchill is reading the tea leaves right,
microsoft windows 7 professional upgrade key, Power Pack 2 could be out by March 24. Pack 2, codenamed “Snoqualmie,” like its Power Pack 1 predecessor which Microsoft rolled out a year ago,
microsoft office 2007 Pro Plus product key, is expected a combination of a service pack and a mini-feature pack. (Power Pack 2 is not the next big release of Windows Family home Server; the next full WHS update isn’t expected until 2010.) haven’t heard any news about what kinds of updates will be part of Power Pack 2. Power Pack 1 added Vista support, shared-folder backup, remote-access improvements and a fix to the data-corruption bug that had plagued a number of Residence Server customers. got more info on what to expect in WHS Power Pack 2 — or the 2010 release,
win 7 enterprise 32 bit, for that matter? (As an aside,
genuine windows 7 professional, some WHS users already are finding ways to combine WHS and
Windows 7 to make their netbooks more functional.) (March 24): The tea leaves were not murky. Power Pack 2 is out. new features, according to a post on the Windows Residential home Server Team blog: “Improvements to remote access configuration, enhanced functionality for computers running Windows Media Center,
win 7 ultimate code, and content streaming support for Windows Media Center Extenders.” Microsoft is planning to push the bits to existing WHS users who have Power Pack 1 installed via Windows Update.