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<blockquote data-quote="mrceolla" data-source="post: 818422" data-attributes="member: 109048">I've got this remote working satisfactorily so I thought I would share.Attached is a zip file containing an XML configuration file for EventGhost as well as the plugin files for EventGhost.&nbsp; While EventGhost will install these driver files for you after you load this XML file, I seem to recall downloading an alterd set of these files, or I altered them myself to get things to work correctly.&nbsp; Either way I'll include them just in case.So, download EventGhost, install, and load this XML file.&nbsp; Let EventGhost install the drivers for the remote.&nbsp; After that is completed, exit EventGhost and replace the driver files with the driver files in this zip.&nbsp; Place the entire contents of the Auvisio folder inside the folder of the same name in the plugins folder inside EventGhosts install location.&nbsp; Restart EventGhost.&nbsp; I suggest setting EventGhost to run when Windows loads.In MP config, enable General HID device and keep default mappings.Then install MessagePlugin and leave defaults.I think that's it.&nbsp; You should find most of the remote's functions working.&nbsp; Mouse pad works.&nbsp; Info key works too.&nbsp; You can launch MP (or any other program for that matter) by pressing the Green &quot;Start&quot; button twice.&nbsp; The only think I can't figure out how to do is program it so that the &quot;Start&quot; button goes to MP Home when pressed inside MP.&nbsp; If anyone can figure that out, please let me know.The reason the Start button needs to be programed the way it is, is so that I can launch MP with the remote.&nbsp; This remote doesn't work like a true Windows Media Center remote so the MP task tray thingy doesn't work.&nbsp; You have to use EventGhosts program launcher.Any questions, let me know.&nbsp; I'll try to help.Mike</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrceolla, post: 818422, member: 109048"] I've got this remote working satisfactorily so I thought I would share. Attached is a zip file containing an XML configuration file for EventGhost as well as the plugin files for EventGhost. While EventGhost will install these driver files for you after you load this XML file, I seem to recall downloading an alterd set of these files, or I altered them myself to get things to work correctly. Either way I'll include them just in case. So, download EventGhost, install, and load this XML file. Let EventGhost install the drivers for the remote. After that is completed, exit EventGhost and replace the driver files with the driver files in this zip. Place the entire contents of the Auvisio folder inside the folder of the same name in the plugins folder inside EventGhosts install location. Restart EventGhost. I suggest setting EventGhost to run when Windows loads. In MP config, enable General HID device and keep default mappings. Then install MessagePlugin and leave defaults. I think that's it. You should find most of the remote's functions working. Mouse pad works. Info key works too. You can launch MP (or any other program for that matter) by pressing the Green "Start" button twice. The only think I can't figure out how to do is program it so that the "Start" button goes to MP Home when pressed inside MP. If anyone can figure that out, please let me know. The reason the Start button needs to be programed the way it is, is so that I can launch MP with the remote. This remote doesn't work like a true Windows Media Center remote so the MP task tray thingy doesn't work. You have to use EventGhosts program launcher. Any questions, let me know. I'll try to help. Mike [/QUOTE]

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