Can windows home server be installed on a mac?

I tried this and got it to install. But no drivers. All I need is a network driver. Can anyone help? I'm using a mac mini. I have not tried bootcamp 3.0 yet.
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MD387 is the Late 2012 Mac mini, which supports 64-bit Windows 7 and 8 versions through Boot Camp.
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Can I install windows home server 2011 on a mac mini? If so how?

WHS is 64-bit. Genius are really not versed in Boot Camp or Windows, let alone anything not on the "approved" list of Windows versions.
Most of the problems are with burning ISO, or the SuperDrive. It should have seen the NTFS partition. Disk Utility is known to be trouble, burning it on your Mac Mine but iwth Windows 7....?
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It is enouth for the OS but it runs slowish on the mac mini (latest core 2 duo 2.4ghz model) The Idea was to have it backup my pc and laptop to a usb drive and act as a media centre pc (connected to av receaver and tv and on a gigabit network with a 2TB nas)
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