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<blockquote data-quote="quinting" data-source="post: 713472" data-attributes="member: 91189">I fixed this by using a trick with my remote control.&nbsp; I have a Logitech Harmony One, which allows you to do &quot;tasks&quot;, so I click on &quot;Media Center&quot;, and all devices for my media center come up.&nbsp; When I click on the &quot;Power&quot; button everything turns off, so, I tied the &quot;Power Off&quot; button to MP, so that it also shuts down MP when it turns off, and then I made a batch file for MP, and included a delay in the batch file of 10 seconds, so that it wouldn't start immediately.&nbsp; I had to add that batch file to my IR settings so that when power is hit on the remote, it loads the batch file, and not MP.&nbsp; Now, when I click &quot;Media Center&quot;, my receiver turns on, TV turns on, and then MP starts up - and it is always in full screen.Hope that helps point anyone in the right direction with a similar remote control...Q</blockquote>

[QUOTE="quinting, post: 713472, member: 91189"] I fixed this by using a trick with my remote control. I have a Logitech Harmony One, which allows you to do "tasks", so I click on "Media Center", and all devices for my media center come up. When I click on the "Power" button everything turns off, so, I tied the "Power Off" button to MP, so that it also shuts down MP when it turns off, and then I made a batch file for MP, and included a delay in the batch file of 10 seconds, so that it wouldn't start immediately. I had to add that batch file to my IR settings so that when power is hit on the remote, it loads the batch file, and not MP. Now, when I click "Media Center", my receiver turns on, TV turns on, and then MP starts up - and it is always in full screen. Hope that helps point anyone in the right direction with a similar remote control... Q [/QUOTE]

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