I just opened my Media Center for the first time and discovered this happened to me, too. I swung it over to my 2nd screen, & my mouse was corralled at the edge of the screen, unable to jump back. I wouldn't be too alarmed, though. Media Center likes to be center stage. My XP Media Center on my laptop hides the taskbar, so you have to either close or minimize MC, or hit the windows logo key as you said. It's been that way since 2005 at least. I wouldn't be surprised if this is what they wanted to happen with that update. My apologies that it is only speculation...