How to Reset Windows Media Center?

How do I Clear out all Settings in the Media Center and Go ...

Go to Control Panel .
Select System and Security.
Select Administrative Tools.
Select Task Scheduler.
Expand Task Scheduler Library.
Expand Microsoft.
Expand Windows.
Then Select "Media Center"

How do I Reset my Windows Media Player Library?

Step 1 – Disable The Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service. First of all, make sure that Windows Media Player is closed.
Step 2 – Delete The Library Database File.
Step 3 – Reenable The Windows Media Player Network Sharing Service.
Step 4 – Refresh Your Library.

Why is my Windows Media Center not Working?

To fix the issue, its advised to perform a Clean boot and remove the problematic applications that are interfering with Media Center. Windows 10 Media Center decoder error – Sometimes your drivers can be the problem, so if youre having issues with Media Center, perhaps updating your drivers will fix the problem.

How do I Reinstall Media Center?

Click the Start button , click Control Panel, click Programs, and then click Turn Windows features on or off.
In the Windows Features window, click Media Features to expand it, check the Windows Media Center box, click OK, and then restart your computer to complete the install.

How to Repair Windows Media Center

Open the Control Panel. To do this, click on the "Start" menu.
Open the utility used by Windows to install, uninstall and repair software on your computer.
Click on "Windows Media Center " in the window that appears on screen.
Click on the "Repair" button.

Why is Windows Media Center not Working?

Re: Windows Media Center has stopped working
You could try removing WMC again from programs and features, then delete the c:\programdata\microsoft\ehome hidden system folder. Then run sfc /scannow from an admin cmd prompt.

How do I Fix a Corrupted Windows Media Player Library?

Press Windows Key +R, and type “%LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player” and hit Enter.
Press Ctrl+A to select every file in the folder. Press Shift+Delete, to permanently delete all the files of the folder.
Restart Windows Media Player.

How do I Repair Windows Media Player in Windows 10?

Click the Start button and type system restore .
Select Create a restore point, and then in the System Properties pane, select System Restore.
Follow the prompts to select the restore point just before the round of updates that seemed to trigger the problem.

How do you Restart Windows Media Player?

2 Reload WMP Control Panel, Programs and Features, [lefthand side] Turn Windows features on or off, Media Features, set the Windows Media Player checkbox, Yes, OK, Restart the PC.