Windows Vista Support
Tuesday, 21 February 2006
To determine which version of Media Center you have installed on your computer
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To determine which version of Media Center you have installed on your computer
1] Press the Media Center button of the Remote Control
2]Select Settings, and next select General.
3]Select About Media Center. The software version installed will be visible under Software Version.
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