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I recently did a Server Recovery on my whs v1 machine. The Recovery performed fine but I discovered that the Windows Update function no longer works. in fact I now realize it was turned off some months ago. I know whs is no longer supported by Microsoft. However, I did expect that by doing a Recovery I would be able to download existing updates to get me back to the version state that I had prior to the Recovery. Specifically, the Restore stopped at Power Pack 2 and so I have lost the functionality I had with Power Pack 3. Is there a way to access PP3 and other Microsoft whs v1 updates? While the OS is no longer supported, it was providing great value for me as a behind the router/firewall home server.
Thanks,
Ralph
Hello @rknox
If you are looking to upgrade your old Windows Home Server, Microsoft recommends bringing in a new device running Windows Server Standard or Windows Server Essentials and migrating your roles, features and data to the new appliance.
This thread might help : Windows Home Server Updates.
Kind regards
Karlie