Use Win7 Media Center to manage all images in a unified way

        Although it comes with an image viewer in Win7, it is just a viewer, does not have image management functions, and cannot directly view dynamic images in GIF format. Therefore, friends who often want to view images will have to install third-party software to help. In fact, if your operating system is Win7 Home Premium, you don't need to install any software, you can solve these problems with Win7's own Windows Media Center (Media Center).

Windows Media Center is a feature of Win7 Home Premium or above. It is often confused with Windows Media Player. It is considered a player for playing audio and video files. In fact, Windows Media Center is far more than just a player. It can also be used to watch HDTV and DVD, display photos and watch online programs. Windows Media Center can be found in the Win7 Start Menu - All Programs.
Find Windows Media Center in Win7 Start Menu After opening Windows Media Center, you can see “Picture+Video” in the function list, click or use the mouse wheel to switch the function and open “Photo Gallery”.

Entering the Windows Media Center Photo Gallery

The default is to list the images in the Win7 library. We can also add other folders that have saved images to Windows Media Center. Click the "Add Image" button in the bottom right corner.

Adding images to the Windows Media Center image library Select the "Images" item in the Select Media Library step. Select the media library type Next, follow the Windows Media Center prompts until you have selected the image folder you want to add. Once you've confirmed it, click the "Finish" button and the new image folder will be added to the Windows Media Center image gallery. Confirming the location of new images Viewing images in Windows Media Center's gallery is much more convenient, and if you add various dates, keywords, and more to your photos, you can also view your photos and images in a custom way. View photos in the Windows Media Center photo gallery