Hi, I am new to Home Assistant and I am completely lost with this system. I keep seeing users installing addons in the Supervisor panel, but I don’t see that on my fresh installation. Is that something I need to enable or is my installation not correct? I am using the Windows 10 version from Git…

It depends how you installed HA. This explains everything : [image] Home Assistant Installation Methods Community Guides Home Assistant Installation Methods Name Required Skills Includes Supervisor Supports Add-ons Supports Snapshots Includes Operating System Uses Doc…

Sorry, I don’t understand your response.

You did not click the link ? Home Assistant Installation Methods Name Required Skills Includes Supervisor Supports Add-ons Supports Snapshots Includes Operating System Uses Docker Method OS Minimal (1) :heavy_check_mark: :heavy_check_mark: :heavy_check_mark: :heavy_check_mark: …

Still confused… what is that chart for? I thought Home Assistant was so easy to install and use… It seems it’s not.

he is saying that HA have several different installation methods which will have different features. Depending on your system and what you wanna do then you can see which one is suitable for you.

I followed the instructions of this guy on Youtube on how to install HA in windows 10 and when he was done, he had Supervisor panel, but I don’t and I did exactly what he did.

There are no easy way in installing HA, you just need to read the instructions. Furthermore please check if your OS/HW supported.

[image] macster2075: I am using the Windows 10 version from Github. This does not say how you installed HA. But if you don’t have supervisor, you either installed a docker container, or installed python on Windows and did a pip install in a venv.

Please share the instruction links, so we can assist you

It’s the same one from the guy on Youtube and he was able to get supervisor panel…same download file.

No Supervisor Panel Included

Installation

francisp (Francis) September 6, 2021, 2:51am 2

It depends how you installed HA. This explains everything :