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Lights Out Adds Support for Windows 7 and Windows 8

The popular Lights Out WHS add-in, written by WHS MVP Martin Rothschink, has been updated, adding support for Windows 7 and Windows 8 machines. Read on for details.

Public Beta of Lights-Out for Windows 8 Now Available

Martin Rothschink, author of the popular Light-Out add-in for WHS v1 and WHS 2011, has written to tell us that he now has a public beta of Lights-Out available and it will also run on Windows 7 or Windows 8 machines. Read on for details.

Lights-Out Mobile for Windows Phone Now Available

Martin Rothschink from AxoNet Software GmbH, who is a WHS MVP, has been in touch to announce Lights-Out Mobile for Windows Phone. Read on for details.

Windows Home Server Add-in: Lights-Out Service Pack 3 Released

Martin Rothschink of AxoNet Software GmbH has been in touch to announce Service Pack 3 for Lights-Out, now formally supporting Essentials 2012 and Windows 8. Read on for details.

Lights-Out Beta for Windows Server 2012 Essentials

Martin Rothschink has just been in touch to say that he has also just released a beta of his Lights-Out add-in for Windows Server 2012 Essentials.

Lights-Out Mobile for Windows Phone Beta testers wanted

Martin Rothschink has been in touch to let us know that he is looking for beta testers for his new Lights-Out Mobile for Windows Phone app.

Lights-Out on WHS 2011 and WHS v1 Service Pack 2 now available

Martin has been in touch to say that he has released Service Pack 2 for his Lights-Out add-in for both WHS v1 and WHS 2011.

WHS Add-In: Lights-Out support for Mac OS X – Testers Wanted

Martin Rothschink, the developer of the great Windows Home Server add-in Lights-Out has been in touch asking for beta testers for the an agent for Mac OS X. Care to help out?

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