When the company launched Windows 8, it didn’t have Media Center. Microsoft introduced Windows Media Center with a special edition of Windows XP and bundled the software with Windows Vista and Windows 7. Windows Media Center is a utility for browsing and playing music, videos, and photos in a full-screen environment, recording and pausing live TV, and generally turning your PC into a home theater PC. Windows 8.1 Pro has all the features of the Home edition, but also includes extra features including BitLocker encryption, Remote Desktop, and support for joining corporate domains. But Microsoft will no longer be selling upgrade packs. Right now you can upgrade from Windows 8.1 Home to Windows 8.1 Pro by paying $100 for a Pro Pack or existing Pro users can add Windows Media Center for $10.Īfter October 30th you may still be able to do that buy purchasing a feature pack from a third-party retailer. Want to upgrade from Windows 8 or Windows 8.1 Home to Pro editions or buy an upgrade pack to add Windows Media Center to the operating system? You’d better act fast: Microsoft will be discontinuing Media pack and Pro Pack sales on October 30th, 2015. How to use an SD card with Amazon’s Fire tablets.How to sideload apps on Amazon Fire tablets.
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