You can use Windows Media Center to stream music, pictures, and video to your Xbox 360 console from any computer on your home network. The following steps are for Windows 8. For help installing Windows Media Center on your computer, see Windows Media Center.
Connect your console to your home network using a wired or wireless connection. To learn how to do this, go to Wireless connection or Wired connection.
If you have not previously connected a computer to your Xbox 360 console, go to Step 3. If you have, you will need to remove the existing connection. Here's how:
On your computer
Start Windows Media Center.
At the bottom of the menu, click the Down Arrow, and under Tasks, click Settings.
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Click Extender.
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Click Xbox 360 Media Center Extender.
Click Uninstall.
Click Next.
Go to My Settings, and then select System.
Select Computers.
Select Windows Media Center.
Select Disconnect.
Press the B button on your controller to return to the Xbox Dashboard.
On your console, go to Apps, select My Apps, and then select Windows Media Center.
Select Continue.
Write down the 8-digit setup key.
Start Windows Media Center on your computer.
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Go to Tasks, and then click Add Extender.
When prompted, enter the 8-digit setup key from Step 3.
Click Next to complete setup.
Go to Apps, select My Apps, and then select Windows Media Center. It will take some time to build your media libraries the first time you use Windows Media Center on your console.
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