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1. www.elevenforum.com · t · using-windows-media-centerUsing Windows Media Center in Windows 11. Yes, you can.

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   Dec 3, 2021 · So if you need to use the good old Windows Media Center (control Windows with a remote control, play and share all your media files) from Windows Vista and Windows 7, there is a modified installation that installs WMC in Windows 10 and 11.

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3. www.howtogeek.com · 247332 · how-to-control-anyHow to Control Any Software in Windows with Your MCE Remote

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   Mar 29, 2016 · If your remote isn't supported, you might be disappointed, but you're not out of luck: you could use Flirc to control any media center using any remote. You'll need a $20 dongle, but it's really easy to set up.

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4. www.thegreenbutton.tv · forums · viewtopicTheGreenButton - Windows Media Center Forums

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   Feb 3, 2019 · I have a "Media Center" dedicated button on the color display of the harmony remote that will open up WMC if it's not already open. It basically functions like the original Windows Media Center "Green Button" remotes.

5. www.thegreenbutton.tv · forums · viewtopicTheGreenButton - Windows Media Center Forums

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   Jun 15, 2018 · This is the most correct remote profile for Windows Media Center that I have found. It gives you a full keyboard, mouse control, keyboard shortcuts, and every MCE shortcut. Code: Select all. Device type: Computer -> Media Center PC. Manufacturer: Microsoft.

6. support.microsoft.com · en-us · windowsGetting started with Windows Media Center - Microsoft Support

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   You can unleash the full power of Media Center by connecting your computer to an HDTV and using a Media Center remote to control all the action from your couch. A PC connected to a TV and a Media Center remote. Another option is to connect your computer to a standard computer monitor, keyboard, and mouse.

7. answers.microsoft.com · en-us · windowsWindows Media Center Remote control - Microsoft Community

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   Windows Media Center requires that your PC be able to relay IR signals to your set-top box. To accomplish this, an IR emitter (IR Blaster) is necessary. This usually connects to the back of your IR transceiver (Normally this comes packaged with any official WMC remote) and is then placed next to your set-top boxes’ IR receiving terminal.

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   Can RC6 remote control a media center PC?

   • This means you can use the remote to control any media center software, or even to browse your start menu and launch apps. You'll be controlling your media center PC from your couch, as the TV gods intended, in no time. This program works with RC6 remotes, so if you see that on your remote somewhere, you're good to go.

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   Does Windows Media Center require a IR transmitter?

   • Windows Media Center requires that your PC be able to relay IR signals to your set-top box. To accomplish this, an IR emitter (IR Blaster) is necessary. This usually connects to the back of your IR transceiver (Normally this comes packaged with any official WMC remote) and is then placed next to your set-top boxes’ IR receiving terminal.

   Windows Media Center Remote control - Microsoft Community

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   Is there a free alternative to Windows Media Center?

   • If you've already found an alternative to Windows Media Center, a free piece of software called Advanced MCE Remote Mapper Tool lets you remap the buttons on your remote to keys or keyboard shortcuts. This means you can use the remote to control any media center software, or even to browse your start menu and launch apps.

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   Does Windows 7 have media center?

   • Windows Media Center is included in some editions of Windows 7. When used to its fullest, Media Center can turn your computer into a powerful home entertainment hub. You can unleash the full power of Media Center by connecting your computer to an HDTV and using a Media Center remote to control all the action from your couch.

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9. forum.team-mediaportal.com · threads · which-currentWhich current remotes are known to be compatible with MP2?

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   Aug 9, 2023 · In Dec 2020: I purchased 2 remotes for my new HTPC install, eg: HP USB MCE IR RC6 Wireless Receiver and TSGH-IR02 Windows Media Center remote. Dell MCE RC6 IR Remote Control USB Receiver Microsoft Windows Media Center Kit. The Dell kit wouldn't work on my main PC or the MP HTPC (Both W10 OS)