

I would suggest making a backup of the database using the EPG123 client prior to uninstall so you can restore after this installation is complete and you perform a TV Setup. Note, if you already have WMC installed on the system, you will need to uninstall it prior to installing this. Doesn't suggest a reboot after uninstall (I'm working to find the best way to do this).It is a pre-requisite to installing the msi, but will download it for you.
MEDIACENTER IN WINDOWS 10 INSTALL
Doesn't automatically install the DVD Player if needed.What the msi package doesn't do right now: No need to unzip anything or go through the steps to administratively install.Since it is an MSI package, it can do a repair if anything goes wrong with an update.Disabled/Removed buttons that no longer work due to MS servers or webpages being down (guide ToS, data provider credits).By default, the tuner limit will now be 32 for each tuner type without having to do anything.I updated all the satellite/transponders in the resource file.This is just like add/remove features in Win7. With this package you can add/remove without losing your WMC configuration and database.
MEDIACENTER IN WINDOWS 10 UPDATE
This avoids a Windows update deleting the ehome folder. Not available due to security concerns - contact technodevoteeĬhangelogs & Information 8.8.5 (.MSI Package) !qegV2IgI!eqZBWXEEF6Lq7wSoNYcISM_6msgpXZITfYo677E4vWA While some versions of WMC10 may work on unsupported Windows 10 builds, it's highly recommended to use the latest version of WMC10 that supports your version of Windows 10: Most WMC10 installers (including 8.8.5) can be downloaded from the MDL Forums here. WMC for Windows 10 has gone through multiple iterations, the latest being WMC 8.8.5.

Forum user garyan2 (creator of the EPG123 guide management tool) has created an easy. The latest available version of WMC for Windows 10 or Windows 11 is 8.8.5.
