You may also need to enable one or more devices under MC options for Remote Control. If Windows Media Center starts when you press the Green Button, you can check the box under Theater View options called "Disable Windows Media Center. On Vista and Windows 7, no device driver should be required. HP has an XP trouble shooting page that may also be helpful. Then unplug the USB cable from the PC, wait a few seconds, and plug it back in. Under "Universal Serial Bus controllers", delete the entry for "eHome Infrared Receiver". If it is not working, go to Control Panel/System/Hardware/Device Manager. If you see a solid red light, it is not working. If it blinks once, the hardware is working. Point the remote at the receiver and press a button.
When it finishes, you should see "eHome Infrared Receiver installed". When you plug the USB cable in, Windows should be able to install the device. By default, most commands will execute a single "MCC" command within Media Center such as "Play", "Pause", "Mute", or "Fast forward". You can modify the actions performed by a command.When you're done, click the "Stop Learning" button.If you don't want to learn a command, click on the next command in the list that you'd like to learn.The word "Learning" text be replaced by the learned code, and the next command will be ready to learn. Press the button on the remote that corresponds to the command.The text on this button will change to "Stop Learning" and the top command in the list will show "Learning." in the right-hand column. To do this, click the "Start Learning" button in the dialog.Each command in the list may be assigned to a single button on your Universal Remote.You can add new commands, or you can delete or rename existing ones to make the list suit your needs.The command list has commonly used commands in Media Center, such as music listening, and TV and video viewing.You will need to mount the emitter over the IR receiver on your amp or TV if you want MC to control it. If you don't do this, the Media Center Remote will still be able to control Media Center when in Theater View. You will be stepped through the process of adding the ability to control your amplifier or TV. From the first page of MC's Tools/Options/Remote Control, choose Next.
The "MCE Remote" device is selected by default and will handle Microsoft and most compatible transceiver devices. Make sure the transceiver device you are using is activated - check it in the list of devices. In Media Center, choose Tools / Options / Remote control dialog.MC/Tools/Options/Startup/Windows Startup. Set MC to start Media Server on Windows startup for (only) the user you will run it as.Download JRiver Media Center (Version 14.0.65 or above).
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