Tag:Add In

It is 7:43 PM on Friday night and my living room light just turned on automatically. Since I often use Windows Media Center (WMC) throughout the house I want to access mControl in WMC. Tonight I will show you how to add the mControl Client to your Windows Media Center PC.

After you have the WHS initial setup and configuration done, it’s time to do some tweaking and customizations. (If you purchase(d) the HP MediaSmart, the defaults are not bad. But, where would we be without tweaks and customizations.)

If you are one that tends to use the WHS console rather than using Remote Desktop than this add in could be for you. What this does is allow you to get to your WHS desktop from within a console session.

One of our new writers, Steven Wanke looks at installing ESET's NOD32 Anti Virus product on Windows Home Server.

A few weeks ago I reviewed the @WHSTweet add-in written by my friend and fellow WHS MVP Donavon West. Donavon has now released an updated version of this add-in.

I am back from a couple of great week-long vacations and while I was gone Windows Home Server, with the mControl Add-In, has been watching over our home. Windows Home Server controlled two lights I connected so easily I decided to add additional modules for another light and my surround sound speakers.

Last week we offered our readers the chance to win two 40GB KeepVault storage accounts. Here are the winners....

Last week we said we would give away another mControl licence – well, this week’s winner is…