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One photo of this build was released by Microsoft in response to many that thought Media Center would not be included and working in the next version of Windows, Windows 8. Shown is a picture of the old Windows 7 Media Center working, but it is unknown if Microsoft is working on changing it.

Photo Microsoft posted on Twitter before releasing the Consumer Preview to assure consumers Windows Media Center would be included in Windows 8.

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	One photo of this build was released by Microsoft in response to many that thought Media Center would not be included and working in the next version of Windows, Windows 8. Shown is a picture of the old Windows 7 Media Center working, but it is unknown if Microsoft is working on changing it.		One photo of this build was released by Microsoft in response to many that thought Media Center would not be included and working in the next version of Windows, Windows 8. Shown is a picture of the old Windows 7 Media Center working, but it is unknown if Microsoft is working on changing it.

	[[File:Windows 8 media center.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|~~alt text~~]]		[[File:Windows 8 media center.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Photo Microsoft posted on Twitter before releasing the Consumer Preview to assure consumers Windows Media Center would be included in Windows 8.]]