Windows Home
Uncategorized September 26th. 2009, 5:30amWindows Home
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 Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack 3 PCs NEW BOX GFC 00236 US $119.99
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 Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade Family Pack 3 PCs NEW BOX GFC 00236 US $132.99
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 Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade 64 Bit US $50.99
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 Windows Vista Home Basic US $30.00
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Can I install Windows Home Server on a mac?
I have a power mac g4 and people have told me that a power mac g4 would be a fine file server, but I was wondering if I could install the windows home server on it? I've seen people that have installed windows on their mac. Like they didn't use boot camp, they completely got rid of the mac OS and installed windows so windows is the only OS on the computer.
Did you try just putting the Windows DVD into the drive and booting?
Keep in mind that Windows may have issues if you're not using an Intel CPU, or using Mac proprietary hardware (or at least finding drivers for it may be an issue), but as long as it's an Intel CPU, all you really should need to do is pop in the Windows DVD/CD and boot off of it.
Obviously make sure you back up all your data first, as Windows will need to reformat the partition, but beyond that it should work fine.
Windows Home Server V2 Beta - Code Name Vail
