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• Uppercase characters • Lowercase characters • Numbers • Symbols (such as !, @, and #) Note: A password hint can be seen by anyone who clicks the Password hint button. It is recommended that you write your password down somewhere safe. Important: The server password is not the same as a user password. For additional information on user accounts and passwords see, Task 2 of 6: Create User Accounts on page 2-7. Help Protect Windows Home Server Automatically Windows Home Server Setup automatically downloads and installs relevant important updates from Windows Update to help make your home server more secure. Choose if you want Windows Home Server to continue automatically downloading updates after Setup and click the next arrow. Note: It is recommended that you turn on Automatic Windows Updates. Customer Experience Improvement Program Join the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) and help make Windows Home Server even better. CEIP collects information about your hardware and home server usage without interrupting you. No information collected is used to identify or contact you. Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow. Windows Error Reporting To help understand the problems you may encounter with Windows Home Server, Windows Error Reporting can automatically report them to Microsoft. Any personal information inadvertently collected in the reports will not be used. Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow. Installing 1-11

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Installing
1-11
•
Uppercase characters
•
Lowercase characters
•
Numbers
•
Symbols (such as !, @, and #)
Note:
A password hint can be seen by anyone who clicks the Password hint
button. It is recommended that you write your password down somewhere
safe.
Important:
The server password is not the same as a user password. For
additional information on user accounts and passwords see,
Task 2 of 6:
Create User Accounts on page 2-7
.
Help Protect Windows Home Server Automatically
Windows Home Server Setup automatically downloads and installs relevant
important updates from Windows Update to help make your home server
more secure.
Choose if you want Windows Home Server to continue automatically
downloading updates after Setup and click the next arrow.
Note:
It is recommended that you turn on
Automatic Windows
Updates
.
Customer Experience Improvement Program
Join the Customer Experience Improvement Program (CEIP) and help make
Windows Home Server even better. CEIP collects information about your
hardware and home server usage without interrupting you. No information
collected is used to identify or contact you.
Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow.
Windows Error Reporting
To help understand the problems you may encounter with Windows Home
Server, Windows Error Reporting can automatically report them to Microsoft.
Any personal information inadvertently collected in the reports will not be
used.
Choose if you want to participate in this program and click the next arrow.