Other stuff salvaged from Wayback
Everything else recovered from the same 2007 Windows Home Server launch campaign — not part of the interactive house, but worth keeping.
Hero Animation
The animated banner from the Windows Home Server product page.
Also recovered, not wired into the house demo
Same archived directory, same era — these four just aren't linked from any hotspot in the house build.
"Mommy, Why is There a Server in the House?"
The campaign's children's-book tie-in (seen in the banner gallery below) was a real, physically published book, also presented on the old site via a Microsoft Silverlight app that no longer runs anywhere.
The homepage promo slot, over time
Not a live carousel — Microsoft just swapped this image as the campaign evolved, plus separate versions for partner sub-pages and even an unrelated developer contest that reused the same slot.
Simplify the way you keep and share your family's memories.
Earliest hero banner
Share memories and more from virtually anywhere.
Replaced banner1 later in the run
Buy your home server today.
HP hardware cross-sell slot
A server belongs in the office... or does it?
Teaser for the Stay-at-Home Servers debate
STAY-AT-HOME SERVERS — America's Talking
Full-size cable-news parody for the same debate
Mommy, Why is There a Server in the House?
Fake children's-book cover
Learn how to access, share and organize your digital life.
Ran on HP's own sub-page
Code2Fame Challenge — Killer Add-Ins = Fame and Fortune!
Developer contest, same slot
Now it's easy to keep and share documents, photos, videos, and music.
A 2011 refresh, years later