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Danmoz98 wrote:The Revolution release seems no different to me. It still says 'Version 2002' in System properties and 'Version 2004' in Help and support.
Surely this isn't correct?This is just an update to Media Center, not the OS. Therefore it's still going to be XP 2002 SP2. As far as help and support goes, I suppose MS didn't update it since the MCE 2004 update. I assure you these are straight off MSDN, so unfortunately it's correct.danmoz98 wrote:Also, when I try to run the Media Centre part, it just loads in some screwed up resolution. Is there a minimum res needed to run? (I'm on 1024x768 on my laptop).Runs fine here at 1024x768 @ 85Hz. I believe it's designed with 60Hz in mind though.
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