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How is Windows Home Server different from Windows XP Media Center Edition or...
How is Windows Home Server different from Windows XP Media Center Edition or Windows Vista Home Premium?
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Windows Home Server works with the Windows XP or Vista PCs in your home. Windows XP Media Center Edition and Windows Vista Home Premium are designed to run on personal computers and provide acquisition and management of media, such as TV programs, music, and photos. Windows Home Server is designed to make managing a home network, with Windows XP PCs and Windows Vista PCs, easier and more automatic. It does this by acting as a centralized place for storage, enabling remote access and providing automated backup for all PCs in house.
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13 Apr 2008 08:01 AM
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