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Question: Does it works on Window 7 64bit?
Document: It works great! Now I can use my laptop on my 45&#34; HD flat panel without getting up. It's a little bit more expensive than other remote, but it is worthy. Why? Because it's the only one that works in Windows 7 64bit. Definitely will recommend!
This item was recognized by windows 7 and works using windows media center. Media center requires a remote. My tuner did not Come with one and works great.
Ordered this unit for a Windows 7 htpc, the unit works well. The only drawback is the bulky receiver, I would rather have a smaller IR or BT receiver.
ordered this so i could control an xbmc media server i built. It mostly works but comes with zero documentation, drivers, etc. Had to plug it in several times before windows 7 figured out what it was by itself. Be warned even the hp documentaion on the website is lacking.
My home theater PC is now complete! I use this item with a harmony LINK IR kit, and it works wonders. I'm the kool guy on the block because I can control my PC movies, and music via my phone or tablet! This item installed by itself (win 7) and the remote is pretty kool too...
This remote is &#34;Plug and play&#34;. No drivers or software to run. the remote does require 2 AAA batteries. This remote installed as soon as I plugged it in USB to my Windows 7 Media center PC.The remote works great with Windows Media Center and XBMC. No issues with the remote at this time.
I'm using it on my NUC in bedroom with openELEC XBMC 12.03 and it works great. I just but some batteries in and put it into use. I bought a different one for my living room running Windows 7 Pro and XBMC 12.03 but I thinking about buying another one of these simply because I like the key layout.
I use this for my media server running XBMC and it works fine out of the box under Windows 7. However, like me if you are planning to use it with XBMC or media servers other than Microsoft, then you will need to reprogram the keys a little bit. Though it's not necessary but several keys on this remote are programmed for Windows Media Server and it can be a nuisance specially when Windows Media pops up on several keys. To counter this, you will need to remap the keys.
Works great with WMC 7. I'm a techie.Retail version of this is great - the grey box is a repeater with a cord and receiver for affixing it by sticker to a discrete location on your TV.No downloads, just works.Wife complains the fast forward button isn't very intuitive, which is a fair point. Overall though, the fit and finish is better than the mediagate remote which I had to repair once by re soldering the LED to the board because it was dropped one too many times.
Works great on Windows 7. Once plugged into a USB port, the receiver was immediately recognized and installed without additional drivers. All of the functions I needed for XBMC (Frodo) worked right out of the box. There are several buttons on the remote I didn't need (for example, the Live TV button). I remapped these buttons to perform other tasks such as enabling the debug log.Note that this remote may be very frustrating to work with on Windows XP pro.
Answer: yes it does it will also work in xbmc media center which is way better than the windows media center.