eHome IR Transceiver
To get your Media Center remote controller working in Windows Server 2012, you need to install the following package.
1. Download ehome.zip (314 KB) from win2012workstation.
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by pauljrowland · Published · Updated
To get your Media Center remote controller working in Windows Server 2012, you need to install the following package.
1. Download ehome.zip (314 KB) from win2012workstation.
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by pauljrowland · Published 20th August 2012 · Last modified 25th September 2017
by pauljrowland · Published 22nd August 2012 · Last modified 25th September 2017
by pauljrowland · Published 21st August 2012
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Very easy, and working! Thankssss!
Clue: First start CMD as Admin, THEN navigate to extracted folder and start the batch, this way it will work.
Starting the batch directly as Administrator didnt work for me at all.
Thanks, working nice on R2.
that true
worked on w12r2
Can also confirm this working with 2012 R2, bu got problems the first time, didn work. But second time its working!
Thanks!
can confirm this also works on 2012 R2 version, but need slight manual change. i’ll post that on the 2012r2 forum
@screamer: can you post a link how to install the driver for 2012 R2?
When can I find this?
Hi,
Cannot find a reference to this 2012R2 link.
Where can I find this?
Has anyone located the 2012R2 eHome driver yet?
I checked http://www.win2012r2workstation.com, but that simply redirects back to the win2012 site.
Hi
What changes did you make?
I have got this working on server 2012 R2 after having the issue running the bat file – cant find certmgr.exe I opened the bat file and run each step manually. Following the below steps should work for you :-
1)extract zip
2) Open folder “certificate” then hold shift and right click in the window, select “open command window here” enter “certmgr.exe -add -c certificate.cer -s -r localMachine root>nul” (without speech marks) and press enter
3)type “bcdedit.exe /set TESTSIGNING ON>nul” (without speech marks) and press enter
4)Restart pc
5)Open device manager right click on the receiver and point to the ehome/driver folder
Ps if this doesn’t work open an elevated command prompt (right click on command prompt) cd (change directory) to the certificate folder and run the commands again (this is what I did – but the steps about seemed easier and should also work) – good luck!
That should be it 😀 Hope that helps someone and thanks for the original poster for making this possible! 😀
For people with the certmgr.exe problem, you need to have visual studio or the windows sdk installed.
Doesn’t work, can’t find the certmgr.exe
tried running as admin, tried with admin account running as admind…
Hello, after install i get the test mode and the server 2012 stops networkshare? when i disable the test mode it dosent work?
What to do!
I am receiving an error just like darkking. How do we fix this?
I hava got an error, that the system can’t found the directory.
Great tutorial
Thanks, I’ve installed ehome remote driver, but after reboot, the remote disappear in device manager, and several “Unknown Device” instead of it. I can’t update these “unknown device” using ehome remote driver anymore.
Can add more images of process?
I don’t understand all steps.
what’s the point without Windows media center?
XBMC – there’s your point 🙂