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Using Windows Media Center to enjoy Videos, 
Photos, and Music 

The first time you start Media Center, you'll see 
a setup page with information about various 
features, as well as two setup options. The 
quickest method is, not surprisingly, Express. 
You can choose this option now if you want to 
jump right in. However, let’s walk through the 
Custom setup options to give you a better idea 
of what you can do with Media Center. 

1.  Using a Media Center remote, press the 

green Start button 

. 

2.  The first time you start Media Center, on 

the setup page, select Continue, and then 
select Custom. 

3.  When you reach the page titled Get the 

Most from Windows Media Center, select 
Yes to allow Media Center to download 
album cover art, DVD cover art, current TV 
guide listings, information from online 
media services, and other useful 
information. 

The Display Configuration wizard is helpful for 
getting the best image quality possible on your 
TV screen or computer monitor. 

The wizard takes you through the main part of 
the process with a series of easy-to-understand 
questions. If you’re unsure about the details of 

your hardware setup, such as the name of a 
cable or the type of display you have, look at 
the illustrations in the wizard—they can help 
you figure out what type of connection you’re 
using. When you’ve finished answering the 
questions, and you’re happy with the way your 
display looks, exit the wizard. If you’re not 
satisfied, you can find additional display 
options under Adjust display controls. 

 

You can return to the Display Configuration 
wizard any time:   

1.  Using a Media Center remote, press the 

green Start button 

. 

2.  On the Windows Media Center start screen, 

scroll to Tasks, select Settings, select 
General, select Windows Media Center 
Setup, and then select Configure Your 
TV or Monitor. 

If your computer is connected to a surround 
sound system, you can use the Speaker Setup 
wizard. Choose your speaker configuration, and 
then use the test feature to play a chime sound. 
Listen closely to each individual speaker to 
make sure it’s receiving a signal. 

You can return to the Speaker Setup wizard any 
time: 

1.  Using a Media Center remote, press the 

green Start button 

.