How do I install Diskeeper 2008 Home Server Edition?
- Date: May 27th, 2008
- Author: Steven Warren
- Category: Windows Home Server
- Tags: Microsoft Windows Home Server, Diskeeper Corp., Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Servers, Software, Hardware, Steven Warren
Windows Home Server is a new kind of server for the home. I have used it extensively and I believe Microsoft may have a hit with this very cool idea. Many vendors are also catching on and creating software that is compatible.
I love Windows Home Server. If you haven’t seen any of my previous posts, they are:
- “Real World: Using Windows Home Server“
- “Real World: Adding Disk Space to a Windows Home Server“
- “Real World: Connecting your computers to your Windows Home Server“
You can even buy a book for your children and wife explaining to them why you need a Windows Home Server in your home.

In this post, I will show you how to install Diskeeper 2008 Home Server Edition and add it to the Windows Home Server console.

Let’s start by installing Diskeeper 2008 as shown in Figure A and Figure B.
Figure A. Installing Diskeeper 2008.
Figure B. Welcome Screen.
Next, login to the Windows Home Server console and choose settings (Figure C).
Figure C.
Click on Add-ins and choose the Available tab. Choose Install to install Diskeeper 2008 into the Windows Home Server Console (Figure D) and (Figure E).
Figure D.
Figure E.
Once the console closes, reconnect and you will see the Diskeeper icon as shown in Figure E and Figure F.
Figure E.
Figure F.
You can now enjoy all of the benefits of Diskeeper 2008 on your Windows Home Server.
Steven S. Warren is a freelance writer with a passion for learning. He is the author of The VMware Workstation 5 Handbook and is a Microsoft MVP. When he is not writing, he is spending time with his family and friends. You can also find him on Twitter and LinkedIn.
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