How to move default Media Center movie/tv program download location


  1. trinaz
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    Windows 7 Pro 64bit SP1
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    How to move default Media Center movie/tv program download location


    I want to move the current media center download location from it's current C:\public\Recorded TV to my F: drive.

    Do I just 'move' the folder to the F: drive and reset preferences in MC...or is there something else to do ?

    Thanks....TRinAz
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  3. tman69
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    win7 ultimate 32bit
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    see this link

    How to Change the Recorded Directory on Vista Media Center | eHow.com
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