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<blockquote data-quote="foxbenw" data-source="post: 890717" data-attributes="member: 115475"><a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mce-remote-windows-7-not-all-buttons-working.66478" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mce-remote-windows-7-not-all-buttons-working.66478</a>Hi. This other thread is the only other one i've seen so far, and you are already asking there so i don't know any more than you beyond that. That's basically why we are talking about which mobos have cir headers and hd4000 support here.&nbsp;ZeppelinA better question may be to ask which boards have a cir header. As far as i have seen, that is Intel, Asrock and Biostar. Biostar only has a H61 from what i can see (and no firewire, so basically the same as the asrock, but do point out others if you see them).Therefore I think we have already pointed out all the possibilities unless someone can find another one with cir.Of course, if the mobo supports wake from s5 over usb, a different remote can be used instead, such as an internally mounted mce usb remote which by the sound of it is what Jay_UK meant. I think this is where you buy an external usb receiver, open it up and then attach the pcb internally to the front of your case and plug it into a usb header with an adapter. I guess this is probably quite simple to do and opens up more mobo possibilities.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="foxbenw, post: 890717, member: 115475"] [url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/threads/mce-remote-windows-7-not-all-buttons-working.66478[/url] Hi. This other thread is the only other one i've seen so far, and you are already asking there so i don't know any more than you beyond that. That's basically why we are talking about which mobos have cir headers and hd4000 support here. Zeppelin A better question may be to ask which boards have a cir header. As far as i have seen, that is Intel, Asrock and Biostar. Biostar only has a H61 from what i can see (and no firewire, so basically the same as the asrock, but do point out others if you see them). Therefore I think we have already pointed out all the possibilities unless someone can find another one with cir. Of course, if the mobo supports wake from s5 over usb, a different remote can be used instead, such as an internally mounted mce usb remote which by the sound of it is what Jay_UK meant. I think this is where you buy an external usb receiver, open it up and then attach the pcb internally to the front of your case and plug it into a usb header with an adapter. I guess this is probably quite simple to do and opens up more mobo possibilities. [/QUOTE]

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