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<h2><a href="fhem.html">FHEM</a> on Windows</h2>

The following description will show you how to install FHEM on Windows on a separate
USB-Drive, without any Windows-registry modifications.
You can use  the internal HD for installation too, and you can register fhem as
a service, see below.
<br><br>

<h3>Install FHEM:</h3>
<ul>
  Download the latest fhem-X.Y.tar.gz package from http://fhem.de#Download
  (currently it is fhem-5.4.tar.gz), and unpack it into a directory where you
  have at least 350MB+ free space. I will use F:\tmp for this purpose, after
  unpacking the .tar.gz file we will have a new directory F:\tmp\fhem-5.4
  </ul>


<h3>Install perl:</h3>
<ul>
  Download a Strawberry perl Portable-Edition (this version won't
  generate Registry-Entries, and can be installed on USB disks) from
  http://strawberryperl.com/releases.html, and extract it into the previously
  created directory, in our case F:\tmp\fhem-5.4
  My file was called strawberry-perl-5.16.2.1-32bit-portable.zip
  </ul>


<h3>Start FHEM:</h3>
<ul>
  Open a command line window (cmd), change to the previous directory, and start
  FHEM:
  <ul><code>
    C:> F:<br>
    F:> cd \tmp\fhem-5.4<br>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> mkdir log<br>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> perl\bin\perl fhem.pl fhem.cfg<br>
  </code></ul>
  Note:
  <ul>
    There is no visible output and the command won't terminate.
    You probably have to confirm a Firewall exception (Do not block), as FHEM
    opens a Web-Server Port.
  </ul>
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<h3>Connect to the FHEM Web frontend (FHEMWEB):</h3>
<ul>
  Start your browser (Firefox, Chrome or Safari are preferred) and open
  <ul><code>
    http://localhost:8083/fhem
  </code></ul>
  You'll see a smiling-house icon on a light-yellow background.
  </ul>


<h3>Update FHEM to get access to the latest development version (recommended
  but not mandatory):</h3>
<ul>
  In the browser window, on the FHEMWEB page, in the command line (upper text
  input field, right of the smiling house icon), type in the following 4
  commands one-by-one, confirming each one with Enter:
  <ul><code>
     notice confirm update-20130127-001<br>
     attr global backup_before_update 0<br>
     save<br>
     update<br>
  </code></ul>
  Note:
 <ul>
  <li>the last command will take a while (around a minute), and after finished
    it will ask you to "shutdown restart". Ignore this, and just type
    shutdown in the FHEMWEB command line.
  <li>Switch to the command line window, and restart FHEM with the last command,
    i.e. arrow up and RETURN or type in again:
    <ul><code>
      perl\bin\perl fhem.pl fhem.cfg
    </ul></code>
    </li>
  </ul>
</ul>

<h3>Install FHEM as a service (better to install perl on the internal hard-disk
for this scenario):</h3>
<ul>
  Terminate fhem by typing shutdown again in the FHEMWEB command line.
  Install the missing perl modules by typing in the command window:
  <ul><code>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> PATH=F:\tmp\fhem-5.4\c\bin;F:\tmp\fhem-5.4\perl\bin;%PATH%<br>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> perl\bin\cpan -i Win32::Daemon<br>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> perl\bin\cpan -i Win32::Console<br>
  </ul></code>
  Install FHEM as a service
  <ul><code>
    F:\tmp\fhem-5.4> perl\bin\perl fhem.pl fhem.cfg -i<br>
  </code></ul>
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