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<blockquote data-quote="jako77" data-source="post: 260921" data-attributes="member: 54119">Getting green button to workWhat I did was a little bit of a hybrid, I use the IR Trans Server Preview 7, Which took the place of MCE Replacement Driver. In that Application you can install a plugin called. Tray Launcher. Launch it point to mediaportal.exe file and then click learn and press the green button the learn command window should immediately go away. Their is a setting for stopping the MCE Services etc. However I figured why even add to the workload. I went into the services and disabled all the Media center services. And then on (Start -- &gt; Run--&gt; Type MSCONFIG, Go to the startup and make sure ehtray is unchecked. Reboot and you will get a warning, Just check dont show again. And thats it. Then the ehtray startup service wont even start to listen for the IR command, And as such IR TRANS server doesnt need to be stateful of it.,Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jako77, post: 260921, member: 54119"] [b]Getting green button to work[/b] What I did was a little bit of a hybrid, I use the IR Trans Server Preview 7, Which took the place of MCE Replacement Driver. In that Application you can install a plugin called. Tray Launcher. Launch it point to mediaportal.exe file and then click learn and press the green button the learn command window should immediately go away. Their is a setting for stopping the MCE Services etc. However I figured why even add to the workload. I went into the services and disabled all the Media center services. And then on (Start -- > Run--> Type MSCONFIG, Go to the startup and make sure ehtray is unchecked. Reboot and you will get a warning, Just check dont show again. And thats it. Then the ehtray startup service wont even start to listen for the IR command, And as such IR TRANS server doesnt need to be stateful of it., Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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