Tutorials - #694 - How to set Windows Media Center to start when Windows starts

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#694 / May 10, 2010 / 1:46 min.

How to set Windows Media Center to start when Windows starts

If you've got a media-heavy PC loaded with Windows 7, you might frequently use Windows Media Center. In fact, you might even want to set

Windows Media Center to start automatically

when

Windows 7 boots up

. It's possible and we'll show you how to do it right here!
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- First open Windows Media Center by clicking Start, then All Programs. Click on Windows Media Center.

- Now you'll want to click on Tasks and then on Settings.

- Select General.

- Under General select Startup and Window Behavior.

- Check the box that says Start Windows Media Center when Windows starts.

- Click Save and you're done.

- When you restart your computer Windows Media Center will automatically start.

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media machine;
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Windows 7;
Windows Media Center

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