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Then I ran through the Move Folder Wizard to move all the default empty folders so they are side by side.

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The Built-in Move data wizard doesn’t allow you to move to an existing location, so I went through Windows Explorer and added a “2” to the end of all my folders (alternatively, you could add a “2” to the end of “ServerFolders”, in which case they’d be in a different directory). For me, I don’t want this data on this drive, I want it on another drive, actually, the drive it was on previously. These include “Documents”, “Music”, “Videos”, “Recorded TV”, etc. What you will see is a bunch of default shares (in my case pointing to F:\ServerFolders\….) that are empty.

Once setup finishes, you can open up the dashboard and it looks like a clean install, but if you open up Windows Explorer, you’ll see a clean C: and a clean F: (in my case), and your data will be on your other drives. This is where that pre work comes in handy now doesn’t it? At first I was scared too, but if you notice on this page it calls out the Primary Disk, and the warning says that ONLY the primary disk will be formatted. You’ll get to a scary page that talks about formatting disks really early on.

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You should go ahead and install as you would normally do.

Place your install media (I used a USB thumb-drive) into the server and reboot and choose to boot off that media.

Now that you are ready and confident that you have no data you care about on Disk 0, you can get started on the re-install.

Write down any customizations you did and enjoy.

If you store your add-in folders on the server, ensure they are on a drive that isn’t erased.

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domain name, be sure you know you’re LiveID and password that matches this domain though. Finally, remove any external USB disks (extra storage, or server backups) or turn them off/un-plug them, as Setup may get confused with these disks attached and fail.

Make sure you have a backup of all of your critical data in case you miss read, or mess up.

So there is no data on this drive I want or can keep. The client backups cannot be re-connected to because the certificates all completely miss match after an install, so it’s ok to blow those away as you’ll have to re-configure them anyways.

Record the drive letters (in this example, C: & F:) that exist on Disk 0.

In the Server Manager that opens, expand Storage and select Disk Management.

On the server, Click Start, then right-click on Computer and choose Manage.

To do this, verify inside the native Disk Manager which volumes live on the first disk: (Have I made myself clear?)īEFORE you re-install, verify (and double verify) that your first disk is clear of personal data that you don’t want to lose. That’s data loss if you have any data on the first/primary physical disk. The Windows Home Server 2011 setup will totally erase the first disk (that’s the primary disk), that’s the entire spindle, that’s all partitions on the primary physical disk. In order to do this, you are required to have multiple disks (not partitions, disks!) in your system.

As I mentioned above, the RC was never sanctioned for production use. Please keep in mind that this is steps from me, and aren’t necessarily supported by Microsoft, or the support department. This process will kill any custom configuration or add-in installations and will need to be re-done. WARNING: This is not an upgrade, this is a re-install. Now you want to seamlessly move to RTM without having to copy *all* of your data off the server, and copy it *all* back on.

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Windows Home Server 2011 has been announced as reaching RTM, and you’re excited because you took the time to download to evaluate the final release version of Windows Home Server 2011, and even though Microsoft told you not to install it in production, you did anyways, because rules really aren’t your thing.