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RE: Still worthless
By imaheadcase on 6/11/2008 1:45:19 AM , Rating: 2
Did you post under the wrong news item? Cause WHS is far from useless, it works great for majority of people.

The issue at hand does not effect most people, WHS is a great product from the get go..the only "problem" with it has been Microsoft to get partners to sign up with it because of the issue that could effect a small % of people.

Once the issue is fixed, other OEM have already stated they will start making products based on it. I don't remember the exact numbers, but maybe 2 have products based on WHS when it was suppose to be around 10 or so.

Seriously people, most use WHS as a pure backup/storage device..use reason and common sense you post. I know this is the internet and all so its hard..

RE: Still worthless
By jimbojimbo on 6/11/2008 2:52:09 PM , Rating: 2
It seems nobody with a WHS has bothered to read about what's causing the corruption and are just happy that they don't have it. How naiive.

If you copy a Word file to your WHS, then via a network share connection open it from another Windows machine, work on it, then Save it - which writes directly to the WHS drives - then corruption will occur. If you save a file locally then copy it up later, like everyone's backups, no corruption. For media servers it won't be a problem because most people copy straight up.


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