Windows Home Server Add-In List

Tony Williams | Mar 13, 2008 | Comments

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Although it’s still early days for Windows Home Server, it’s showing a lot of promise.  If you haven’t come across Windows Home Server yet, it’s a new Operating System that you can install on a low-spec machine which allows it to act as a server for your files, a Remote Access solution and a way to backup all the PCs in your home network.

Windows Home Server can be expanded very easily through add-ins that have been developed by third parties.  If you are looking for a great list of Windows Home Server add-ins then check out We Got Served’s Windows Home Server Add-Ins List, which is the most comprehensive I have seen.

If you just want to learn more about Windows Home Server, then check out this review.


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  • I love my Windows Home Server it looks so super cute too. For addins i use WHS Disk Management and Grid Junction for my UPS that is a must.
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