How large is WMC?


  1. M4dn3ss
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    How large is WMC?


    I was thinking of removing Windows Media Centre since I don't use it, but if there isn't much of a gain in space to be had from doing so I won't bother.
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  3. derekimo
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    You can disable it windows features,

    Windows Features - Turn On or Off

    You're not going to gain any space though since you aren't actually removing it, it's part of the OS so you can't remove it.
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  4. M4dn3ss
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    Oh well I guess I'll just leave it be then. Thanks.
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  6. derekimo
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    You're welcome.
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