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Hi
Some time ago I programmed a Windows Home Server Add-In called 'Windows Home Server Risk Assessment'. You were one of the first to review it and with the comments I received then, I tried to make it a little bit better.
Because things have drastically changed since that first version, I also gave the Add-In a new name. It's now called 'Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver'.
It shows you on what (and how many) drives your files are located and if you have file conflicts, it tries to resolve them.
You can find more information and try it on http://www.undercoverblogger.be/whs
I've tested it against some scenarios in a virtual machine but like the name says: it's virtual... I would like to know how it stands out in practice.
Your comments / suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Note: be careful with the fixing options!
Some time ago I programmed a Windows Home Server Add-In called 'Windows Home Server Risk Assessment'. You were one of the first to review it and with the comments I received then, I tried to make it a little bit better.
Because things have drastically changed since that first version, I also gave the Add-In a new name. It's now called 'Windows Home Server Conflict Resolver'.
It shows you on what (and how many) drives your files are located and if you have file conflicts, it tries to resolve them.
You can find more information and try it on http://www.undercoverblogger.be/whs
I've tested it against some scenarios in a virtual machine but like the name says: it's virtual... I would like to know how it stands out in practice.
Your comments / suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Note: be careful with the fixing options!