This value is included in the HTTP user-agent request header. Specifies the 16-character OEM identifier that can be used to identify the computer manufacturer. Specifies the path to an image file containing the logo of the computer manufacturer displayed on the Windows Media Center Start menu. Specifies whether to enable notifications to users when a new Windows Media Center Extender appears on the network. Specifies the time, in milliseconds, before the mute display times out for the horizontal volume control displayed when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies whether to use the default overscan margins for all user accounts.

Specifies whether to use the default overscan margins for the current user. Specifies the point size for the horizontal volume control that appears when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies whether to suppress errors when a user attempts to launch a hidden entry point by using a remote control. Specifies whether to display the horizontal volume control when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies whether to prevent Windows Media Center from warning the user about high-screen resolution settings when starting up the computer. Specifies whether to enable Windows Media Center to offer the Express Setup option the first time that Windows Media Center is launched. This feature is enabled by default, but it can be disabled if the increased video requirements of this mode cannot be supported. Specifies the color for the horizontal volume control displayed when Windows Media Center is minimized. Specifies when to display mouse navigation hints for Windows Media Center menus. The information in this section is for reference only. The Microsoft- Windows-ehome-reg-inf component has been removed. Windows Media Center is no longer supported as of Windows 10.

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