Remember when Microsoft said Windows 10 wouldn’t support Windows Media Center? Well, that’s only kind of true. While the latest version of Windows doesn’t ship with the software, it turns out you can ...

Windows Media Center and the hardware devices that it powered were supposed to usher in a new age in computing. Last decade Microsoft had this idea that the living room could also be dominated by a ...

Microsoft may have disappointed fans by discontinuing the popular Windows Media Center in the latest Windows 10 operating system. The media suite, which first came with Windows XP, was also available ...

Want to turn your PC into a digital video recorder and media center box? For more than a decade Microsoft has made that by offering Windows Media Center. But when Windows 10 ships in the summer of ...

A unique opportunity for custom installers, this design contest sought to find the residential custom electronics systems installation business that best utilized Windows Media Center in a custom ...

The Windows Media Center wasn't exactly the most popular feature among Windows users, but many still mourned its death when Microsoft announced it wouldn't be keeping the feature around for Windows 10 ...

As support for Windows Media Center continues to grow, Microsoft announces new hardware alliances, new software capabilities and the Ultimate Install Contest. DENVER — Sept. 5, 2007 — Microsoft Corp.

After years of neglect, Microsoft is abandoning Windows Media Center for good. Anyone who upgrades to Windows 10 later this year will find that the living-room PC software is incompatible. The news ...

A former Microsoft staffer has posted bits of the old and long-dead Windows Media Center on code repository GitHub. It could help developers improve their own apps but won't do anything to revive the ...

The RadioTime plug-in for Windows Media Center brings all the streaming radio stations of the world to your couch. For free. It’s a little-known fact that Windows Media Center can tune in local FM ...

As I’ve mentioned countless times before, I’m a big fan of using Windows Media Center as my DVR for watching and recording TV. But I do have one gripe: Very often I’ll pause whatever show I’m watching ...