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How to stream music in Windows 7
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Thursday March 18, 2010
Tutorials
Thursday March 18, 2010
Among the cool features found in Windows 7 is the ability to stream music to other computers running Windows 7. Makes it a great way to share music throughout the house, and no special hardware is required. Michael "Doctor File Finder" Callahan explains.
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Windows Media Show Notes
- Click on Start and then on Control Panel.
- In Control Panel, click on Network and Internet and the click on HomeGroup.
- This tutorial assumes that you've already activated your HomeGroup.
- Check out our Windows 7 Homegroup tutorial.
- Check the box next to "Stream my pictures, music, and videos ..."
- Click on "Choose media streaming options..."
- You can give your media library a cool name.
- You can Allow All or Block All.
- When you're satisfied, click OK.
- You'll now be able to stream media to other computers on your network that are running Windows 7 and are part of your HomeGroup.
- In Control Panel, click on Network and Internet and the click on HomeGroup.
- This tutorial assumes that you've already activated your HomeGroup.
- Check out our Windows 7 Homegroup tutorial.
- Check the box next to "Stream my pictures, music, and videos ..."
- Click on "Choose media streaming options..."
- You can give your media library a cool name.
- You can Allow All or Block All.
- When you're satisfied, click OK.
- You'll now be able to stream media to other computers on your network that are running Windows 7 and are part of your HomeGroup.
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