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Dual Boot Windows 10 and usb
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or simply (as mentioned above) install kodi from the link given , and run kodi as a program within windowsSave a Rachael
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Thanks for the replies. I installed Kodi using the Windows installer and it seems to work well.0
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ok good , you can create a short cut and make it start automatically if you wish , hdmi lease wireless mouse now sorted ,Save a Rachael
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pappa_golf wrote: »ok good , you can create a short cut and make it start automatically if you wish , hdmi lease wireless mouse now sorted ,
Yes I have now got to work out the best way to use it.
With Openelec only it was easy to control using a Harmony remote
Kodi seems almost the same as Openlec but with Windows it looks like remote supplied with the Nettop will not be good enough.Anyway it's a nice problem to have.
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I meant that you could connect your unit via a HDMI cable/lead (typo) to your TV and sit back ,
a Bluetooth/wireless mouse should be sufficient for what you needSave a Rachael
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