RULE 30493827766:If you are going to use a toggle switch option (such as ON/OFF or TRUE/FALSE) you MUST make it as easy to turn it from one state to the other.If not, you should approach the interface from another direction (like 'Click Here For Advanced Media Center Configuration', Not, 'Enable Media Sharing? Yes/NO' It is absolutely, without a doubt, poor interface design that once you click 'Yes' you are sentenced to fifty convoluted steps derived from reading thousands of newsgroup posts from people equally as angry and equally disillusioned by Windows 7 promise that it was designed by the people for the people. Why isn't this a common-sense setting like it appears to be? The option to turn Media Sharing On looks as though it is a simple Boolean operation: ON/OFF but once you turn it ON, there's no going back except to trick your PC into Blocking all Media Center Services? If I block all, then I can't access the ONE PC I have setup for media sharing. So now I just want to turn it off so that the PS3 only see's the 1 media server.

I have 3 systems running Windows 7 but I only want one of them to stream media for my PS3, but at some point my sister decided not to wait for me to share the printer and turned on media sharing on a second computer. How do I turn off / disable media streaming? I have tried going into the advanced sharing settings and choose blocked but that doesn't actually turn off the media streaming.

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