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Myself and my wife both have accounts to log into our Windows 7 PC, although we both share the same audio / video / photos. I've turned on Media Sharing and can see and play files successfully on our media devices (PS3, Roku Soundbridge etc), but I've got two media servers visible - one for my wifes account, and one for my account.
Is there any way just to have a single media server for the machine as I can't seem to turn off media sharing for one of the accounts.
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Hi FunkySi,
Thanks for posting on Microsoft Answers!
The two media servers that you see are specific to the User Profiles, I am afraid to say that you'll not be able to merge the media content of the two into one.
Hope this information is useful.
Thanks and Regards:
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