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02 January
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How to install a Windows Media Center Theme

Installing a Windows Media Center theme can instantly transform the look of Windows Media Center, but most people don’t know that it can be done let alone how to so lets take a look at how this is done.

Although now unsupported you will need to install Windows Media Center Studio, because the original creators site is now dead you will need to get your copy from Hack7MC. Instructions for installation are also on that page but if you would rather read it here I also have some instructions

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27 December
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The Household HTPC (Home Theatre Computer) – It’s not as confusing as you think.

Before I start I want you to leave any HTPC based negativity behind, people think the HTPC is a confusing beast, well it doesn’t have to be.

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23 December
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2012 Nettop HTPC Comparison

My previous post comparing the range of nettops on the market has been a popular read so I thought it was time to update you with the latest choices available to us today. I will talk about the good and bad sides of each. While this is mainly written towards the HTPC geeks out there it should also be relevant to anyone else looking at these style of machines.

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29 July
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11 Reasons to build your next computer

Build you own PC- RAM

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Do you usually buy your computer pre built from the shelf in the store? Maybe it is time to consider buying components and building your next dream machine. Often said to be complicated and geeky, building your computer using components can have many benefits. Read more…

27 July
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Large ATX HTPC Cases

If you are creating your HTPC using an old unused machine that you have collecting dust in the attic to build your HTPC rig you may find that the full size ATX motherboard can restrict the amount of cases that you have to choose from. If your using an old PC, chances are your after a budget build.

Here are 5 cases that will fit a full size ATX motherboard for under £150. Read more…

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