Microsoft officials acknowledged this week that they are not going to release until June a fix for the serious data-corruption bug affecting Windows Home Server (WHS) that was first discovered months ago and affects the back-up of a growing number of Microsoft and third-party applications.
The WHS team also said they’re likely to hold off on releasing the the next version of WHS — the Power Pack 1 update originally slated for this spring — until the data-corruption fix was released. Microsoft finished the Power Pack 1 development in January, but then put all hands on solving the data-corruption bug, officials said.
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