Yeah, I know there are some Vista enthusiasts out there dying to see a picture of this beauty. But here she is—the official Microsoft-licensed remote control for Windows Vista.

Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 is decidedly un-Microsoft-like. For starters, it has a gorgeous interface. It’s a poster child for usability, actually beating TiVo at its own game. It’s ...

For now, Microsoft says that Netflix support will only be offered in the WMC available in Vista, but I'm sure once Windows 7 is released that will quickly change. Emil Protalinski 18 Comments ...

So, I burned a copy of Windows Vista by downloading it from MSDN, activated it with an "Ultimate" key (the one that has Media Center enabled) installed a tuner card and new graphics card, and ...

Windows 10 won't support Windows Media Center, and anyone upgrading will lose it. Fortuantely, you can choose from many alternatives to replace it.

Microsoft introduced Media Center with a special edition of Windows XP called Windows XP Media Center Edition. The company baked the software into Windows Vista and Windows 7.

In an article published early Monday, the site believes that only consumers who purchase new Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) PCs in the fourth quarter of 2006 will be entitled to a free ...

Microsoft has endowed Windows Vista with a new tool called Sync Center which is designed to work as a centralized location for all of your synchronization operations. This gallery is also available as ...

Windows 7 Media Center in action on an Xbox 360. Windows 7 Media Center in Windowed mode. Pleasantly surprised. TV show images throughout the guide and Recorded TV (not a frame of the show ...

Windows Vista only: Freeware Windows Media Center plug-in MceFM integrates music recommendation and streaming service Last.fm with your Vista Media Center. The tool actually works in conjunction ...

Or as Microsoft calls it, “Internet Video, Beta 2.” Microsoft technically introduced the feature as Beta 1.1 with Vista, but it has revamped access to this content with Windows 7.

Compared to the old Windows Media Center Remote (after the jump), we’d have to say we like the Vista one more. The combination of Wiimote-like taperedness combined with that grey finish makes us ...