Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011)
So when I get my new PC next April (only because MS will cease supporting XP) I stick with Win7? - Original Message - From: "DSinc" To: Sent: Friday, October 18, 2013 15:08 Subject: Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011) Thane, Thank you for this comment. I will join the list with Win7pro and wait for the post-8 reviews to come. Duncan On 10/18/2013 16:41, Thane Sherrington wrote: At 05:19 PM 18/10/2013, Christopher Fisk wrote: GPT? Turned out that Windows 8 doesn't setup the Credentials correctly. You can add them manually, however. Yet another reason Win8 sucks. T
Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011)
That and this 'secure boot not correctly configured'. Had to disable in bios to add a video card to an HP box.. Re-enable and it goes to onboard video only. Or you get this constant error. What a crock -Original Message- From: "Thane Sherrington" Sent: 10/18/2013 3:42 PM To: "hardw...@lists.hardwaregroup.com" Subject: Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011) At 05:19 PM 18/10/2013, Christopher Fisk wrote: >GPT? Turned out that Windows 8 doesn't setup the Credentials correctly. You can add them manually, however. Yet another reason Win8 sucks. T
Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011)
Thane, Thank you for this comment. I will join the list with Win7pro and wait for the post-8 reviews to come. Duncan On 10/18/2013 16:41, Thane Sherrington wrote: At 05:19 PM 18/10/2013, Christopher Fisk wrote: GPT? Turned out that Windows 8 doesn't setup the Credentials correctly. You can add them manually, however. Yet another reason Win8 sucks. T
Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011)
At 05:19 PM 18/10/2013, Christopher Fisk wrote: GPT? Turned out that Windows 8 doesn't setup the Credentials correctly. You can add them manually, however. Yet another reason Win8 sucks. T
Re: [H] Windows 8 and Home Server (not 2011)
GPT? On Fri, Oct 18, 2013 at 2:58 PM, Thane Sherrington < th...@computerconnectionltd.com> wrote: > Here's an odd one. I have a client with Windows 8 Pro 64 bit connecting > to a Home Server (not 2011). It thinks that there is 1.91TB free of 1.34TB > (more free than there is total space) so it keeps saying the drive is full > even though it isn't. > > Does anyone know how to convince Windows 8 that the drive isn't full? :) > > T > > > >