Windows Media Center


  1. QuackPot
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    Windows Media Center


    Is it possible to download this again or does it come with Windows 7?
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  3. Antman
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    Media Center comes with Win 7.
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  4. Brink
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    Hello QuakPot,

    While it is a part of Windows 7, you can turn it off and on in Windows Features.

    Windows Media Center-windows_features.jpg

    Hope this helps,
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  6. QuackPot
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    Cool thanks guys.
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  7. Antman
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    I might be too tired (too old to move furniture) to be posting today. I knew about the feature toggle, but there is a disconnect between my brain and my fingers today.

    Good luqu, QuakPot.
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  8. Brink
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    You're welcome QuackPot.

    LOL, I hear you and understand that myself Antman.
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