This doesn’t affect me due to my locale, but my Vista Media Center machine just came up with a Service Alert icon, which gives you information about the digital TV switch over in the US.
There is a Microsoft KB Article here with more information. Below are the screen shots from the Service Alert being displayed inside Media Center. The Green Button gets a mention on the last page as well!
Click the images to enlarge.
 |
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 Breaks Media Center Extenders? Updated
I am seeing reports that Windows 7 Service Pack 1 is causing problems for people using Windows Media... |
 |
Virtualizing Media Center on Windows Home Server
I have seen a few people try running Windows Home Server as a virtual machine on Windows Vista as a way... |
 |
Updates for Windows Media Center out next week
In next weeks batch of updates from Microsoft there are two updates for Windows Media Center. One update... |
|
Ten Reasons Why Vista Isn’t That Bad – Gizmodo
Over the last year Windows Vista has come in for a tremendous amount of criticism, some of justified... |
Facebook Comments
Samsung Smart TVs have a range of apps and one ... ∞ 
Welcome to our first show with interviews from CES. CES ... ∞
This week Garry and Andrew join me to talk about the ... ∞
Welcome to our first show with interviews from CES. CES ... ∞ 
Welcome to Show 100!
Well, we made it! We got together ... ∞ 
I recorded this quick chat with Boxee at CES ...
hmmm does anyone know how to remove and hide this service alert?
To answer my own question, you can untick this Service Alert icon using MC Menu Mender (Vista Only).
I think this service alert knocked out my Netflix icon and now I can’t get VMC Netlfix to reappear in Media Center.