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Microsoft's Windows 10 is a big hit with many users, but not all PC users are happy with the upgrade. The depreciation of Windows Media Center began way back in , but fans of the media add-on have been clinging on to it ever since. Indeed, if you were lucky enough to have Media Center on your PC, the app would uninstall with the Windows 10 upgrade. Instead, users were given a free DVD player as a consolation prize, which hardly makes up for the loss of functionality.

Now, users at the MDL forums have managed to create an all-in-one package to reinstall Windows Media Center on current Windows 10 builds including and The project had been in the works for a few weeks now, but starting a few days ago users could successfully install the center to their PCs.

The site Windows Blog Italia wrote up on how easy it is to accomplish and indeed, we were able to successfully install it on our PC with ease. Note: Before we start, we should caution you are download files from an unofficial source. As such, you should heed with the utmost caution when installing as this constitutes a security concern.

Although there are no known side effects make sure you have your PC backed up just in case. Now, doing a simple search for Media Center reveals the app installed on your PC. You can then pin it to your Start menu or taskbar for quick access. Due to our configuration we have not confirmed how well it runs with a TV signal setup, so your mileage may vary. Otherwise, despite looking like a throwback to Vista, the app runs just fine on our new Windows 10 machine. Let us know in comments if Media Center is something you still you use and whether you will be using this workaround!

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See all comments I tried about six or seven times with different backends but most of them either failed totally or gave a recording that ended half way through. Much is made of Kodi but I have found it to be honest, way below what most of the hype created states, 2 Mediaportal also failed dismally as far as recording TV was concerned. I still find that it may be old but WMC reliably records and plays virtually anything you want use successfully.

Regards Paul. Kodi does not support cablecard "copyonce" content. Kind of useless for cable. Kodi can't record encrypted or non-encrypted cable television. Can't rememebr which version it came out with but Kodi now supports multiple PVR backends argustv, nextpvr, tvheadend Yes, you are right there are no other alternatives if want to get rid of your cablebox and watch or record encrypted channels.

I installed it , and it was a complete waste of time. Funny how people say they are happy its gone and that it's useless. Kodi can't handle live TV.

It has to go through something like MythTV which is horrible. You can actually use Media Center as a backend for Kodi - ive done this previously and was the best experience i had of any backend. I prefer MediaPortal now that I have switched, but I don't have cable.

I know some people with cablecard are happy they can keep Media Center on Windows Sorry to ask the dumb question but I am re-working my htpc options as I just bought a new home and no one seems to address this or care that our ONLY alternative to media center for getting cable provider content is GONE with Media Center.

I just don't get it.. There are plenty less complex options for accessing local content and or web based content like hbo go, pandora etc. Many options that don't require the administrative overhead and setup headaches etc. I have seem both and neither is so much better than a standard set-top box or a actual computing device to get that content.

My first main use is TV recordings from Comcast cable. I record up to 8 hours a day in football season and a lot of scheduled stuff off PBS. Getting this to work smoothly requires 1 Gbit switches connected with ethernet cables across the house.

I have a couple wireless connections that have to run at bps. I have three Windows 10 systems. I just made the WMC hack work on all of them but I am still testing. WMC plays recordings but it won't do live TV. Until then it's worth considering running Windows 7 or 8. That's gotta be an old computer, mid's or so?

I just now realized why you said that. Cue, very cute I am still lookin gfor alternatives and this may be the best best. Simply virtualize the windows 8. I've been meaning to try again but I rebuilt my setup and haven't had the time. Maybe tonight I meant Hyper-V above. This time around I am going to try this. Do i need a pro version of win10 to use this? How does this mesh with copyright law?

I can certainly go along with those of us who paid for Media Center being able to use it, but this looks like it is freely available to all, which certainly is not kosher with copyright or DMCA. My thoughts exactly. Odd that WC doesn't seem to have a problem with it. What so one rule applies to one blog and not another?

Eesh, it's on the internet it doesn't matter where it get's posted about. As once it's on the net - it will stay on the net whether some like it or not.

Edit: Well, looks like you two have got your wishes :P - "Error This account's public links are generating too much traffic and have been temporarily disabled! I just clicked it with the same result. I'll click it some more later. Thank you for giving us your highly-educated opinion on the matter. We appreciate the deep thought it took you to form such an intelligent and relevant opinion.

EDIT: I just clicked your name so I could see what your avatar said it was too small for my old eyes to read. Now I do understand why it took such deep thought for you to come up with such a brilliant statement.

I've heard that this procedure does not install any codec for MPEG, so it's legal. So Microsoft gave permission for their copyrighted work to be given away free by this entity? You obviously have no clue just how long copyrights last. You also have no clue when Media Center came out. Additionally, you don't know what abandon wear is hint - it isn't what you think. You're probably better off deleting your comments so as not to look such a fool.

So how many years is "so many years. Even if they consider the software to be "abandoned" as you do, that does not eliminate their ownership rights of their copyrighted works. In addition to demonstrating complete ignorance of copyright laws, you have now demonstrated that you do not know what comes in Windows 10, which can NOT play DVDs out of the box.

Not out of the box. Microsoft did not pay to license the codec for DVDs or BluRay for that matter , so you cannot play them without installing other software. Please, for the love of God, delete your comments so that you don't look more a fool. Just a cmd prompt for a few secs and vanish. That is because you need to run it as an administrator. Dou you have another link Daniel? Useless to me, only watch bluray. How can I watch my VHS on this?

Oh It's really simple Will definitely give this a spin when I finish work. Spent the last three days deciding between mp, mp2 and kodi. Was settling for mp.