Windows Server Home: corruption of data has its cause

By Jay Day on March 22nd, 2008

When Microsoft launched Windows Server Home, the new moved silently in the market. Dedicated servers “family”, the system does not in fact a specific request as we can see ships, but could create its own audience by concentrating the digital life of an entire family.

A few months after its launch, a problem boring appeared in one of the major features of the system. Windows Server Home makes it possible to aggregate more than one hard drive and bring up the total as a single entity, removing the requirement to switch to appoint disks with letters. Technology Drive Extender is responsible for managing and guiding the disk access in the future.

This technology uses a driver that actually causes the problem. In some cases, data corruptions have been reported, and Microsoft had announced work on the problem. Now that the cause has been found, the publisher announced that an update will be available in June to correct this concern embarrassing.

Although still wait three months to be rid of the problem, Microsoft is currently testing a beta version of the patch. It modifies the operation of the system at a low level, which explains the time necessary.

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