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• Error message "Windows Media Center has stopped working" what Xbox Live is connected.

  Original title: TRY XBOX LIVE WITH WINDOWS MEDIA CENTER UI

  I have some setting wrong my XBOX Live interface with my computer. I get the message "windows media center has stopped working", immediately after the seizure of the 8-digit code provided by X - box in Windows Media Center. I dropped my firewall, I also allow all programs and open all ports to come through my firewall. What else can I try to remedy? Thanks, Cliff.

  Hey, Cliff,

  1. what operating system is installed on your computer?

  2. Windows Media Center works great if you do not connect Xbox Live?

  Follow the step in the article below and check if it helps.

  While trying to use your Xbox 360 as a Media Center Extender console, you receive the error message: "Media Center has stopped working".

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932343/en-US (Applicable to Windows Vista)

  Aziz Nadeem - Microsoft Support

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• I have a problem with an error in windows media center: ERROR VIDEO files needed to display video are missing or corrupt.

  The error is: ERROR VIDEO files needed to display video are missing or corrupt.

  I Run Setup and restarted my computer at a later date.  I've always been unsuccessful.

  Can anyone help. Thank you

  Update your graphics card driver. Visit the manufacturer's Web site to download and install the latest graphics driver. Once proceed as follows: -.

  You must uninstall and reinstall the tv tuner card driver.

  1. start.

  2. in the start search box type:devmgmt.msc and press the Enter key.

  3. scroll sound, video and game controllers and expand it.

  4. right click on tv tuner card and uninstall it. Uninstall the device as software driver.

  5.reboot.

  6. visit the manufacturer's Web site to download and install the latest update and compatible tv tuner card tv tuner driver.

  7. now open Windows Media Center and re-run the whole upward.

• Error with Windows Media Center

  In Windows Media Center > tasks > settings > media library > (select one) for example videos > next

  Then, I get an error saying component required windows media center has not started properly. Restart windows media center '

  How can I know what is the component and how to fix it.
  Presents a new laptop running windows 7 Home premium 64-bit.
  Thank you
  Paddy.

  Uninstall media player (windows in Add Remove Programs component)

  reset
  install Media player through Add Remove programs or to download the latest version of the Microsoft web site.
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• "Tuner is not available" error message Windows Media Center with HD HomeRun Prime

  Running the tuner HD HomeRun Prime with Time-Warner tuning adapter.  Scan is not the tuner.  No problem with Device Manager.  For all drivers are current.  I have that once had access.  Then and only then, I had to access via HD HomeRun Prime and NOT of WMC.  No matter what I do, no tuners are found.  Adequate signal IS present.

  
  3. the similar issue was also addressed in the two threads below.
  http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/p/72329/376631.aspx
  http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/p/78588/388896.aspx
   
   
  If your computer has installed TV tuner hardware, follow these steps to resolve the error messages so Media Center can use the tuner driver. After each step,Open Media Center and try to view or to set up live TV. Continue following the steps until the error no longer appears and you can watch TV:
  1. If you use a cable of the card and the computer resumes from a standby or standby mode, wait at least 20 seconds before starting any software that uses the tuner, including Windows Media Center.
  2. restart the computer to Resync to Media Center driver:
  a. Click Start.
  b. click on the arrow in the toolbar and then click on restart.
  c. wait that Windows and all startup items load before you open Windows Media Center.
  3. If you have added a new tuner card, make sure that the tuner card is compatible with Windows 7 Premium or Ultimate. Search for certified for Windows 7 on the product packaging or consult the following website to check the compatibility:
  Microsoft support: Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility List (in English)
  4. change the Windows Media Center Receiver Service specific to a Local System account account name:
  a. click Start , and then type Administrative Tools in the start search box. Click on administrative tools in the search results.
  b. double-click on Services .
  c. scroll to the bottom of the list of Services and find Windows Media Center Receiver Service . You may need to expand the name column by dragging the right side of the column heading.
  d. right-click on Windows Media Center Receiver Service and then click Properties.
  e. click the Connection tab , and then select the Local System account .
  f. click apply and then click OK in the message Services.
  g. restart the computer.
  h. click OK again and restart the computer.

• Netflix search works is not in error of Windows Media Center (windows 8 pro) "error message"No internet connection"

  Separated from this thread.

  The installation is successful, in my case; However, when I try to use the function search I get an error message 'No internet connection' and close the search window.

  As this solution is supposed to be a local, I am at a loss as to what is happening. Streaming movies works btw, so I don't have an Internet connection available and functional.

  Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

  Edit: I have Media Center running on Windows 8 Pro.

  Hi Florian.

  I appreciate if you could help us with more information.

  1. You can use search Netflix when you connect using a web browser?

  2. Is the Windows Media Center works correctly and can access the Internet other than with Netflix?

  If the problem is with Netflix Media Center User Interface, it is supported by Netflix.
  Go to http://www.netflix.com/help and post your question.

  It will be useful.

• Windows Media Center cannot detect the error DVD Windows Media Center cannot detect a DVD in the DVD - ROM drive. Insert a video DVD into the drive

  Original title: why Windows Media Center does not detect my DVD?

  I built my computer motherboard ASUS P658D, Intel i7 processor clocked at 2.6 gHz, 12 GB RAM, 750W Corsair PWR. power, Windows 7 Home Premium 64 - bit & ie9. When I put or the other two DVDs in one of two DVD players, Windows Media Center appears and when I click on "Play DVD" Media Center give me a window that says:

  "Windows Media Center cannot detect a DVD in the DVD - ROM drive. Insert a video DVD in the drive." Two DVDs, I've tried are educational for DVD

  my Nikon D300 Digital camera and a family video DVD or both these very well play in a bed of same computer running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, & ie8.

  I tried Microsoft Fixit, no help. I tried to send Microsoft Support, and I got NO HELP. I did not bring any changes, and installed any program, just

  scoured the internet. A DVD player is a Sony Optarc with Microsoft Driver, the other is ASUS. I also tried to use Windows Media Player but nothing

  rises or it returns me to Windows Media Center and it does not detect to play either of my DVD. How can I get help here, or from Microsoft? Thank you.

  No, there is no yellow warning in Device Manager and the device manager says that two DVD players work properly. Mr. Fix it's

  automated download from microsoft that is supposed to automatically fix some problems, but he provided no help here. I think it is more likely

  that there is a problem with Windows Media Center or Windows 7 Pro 64 bit and either of my two new Sony DVD drives

  and ASUS.

  I thought my way in a solution. My thought was: Device Manager indicates DVD players work properly and both are new and we're Sony, and the other ASUS so I think only an unlikely problem with readers. The problem is with Windows Media Center "do DETECTED is not the DVD. So there must be a problem with Windows Media Center. I thought that I might need to reinstall Windows 7... then I thought that maybe if I just reinstall Windows Media that will work. He did. My problem was:

  Start > Panel > programs and features > features on or off Windows activate > then uncheck the box for multimedia functions > restart the computer > and then re-check the box to restore the multimedia features > now both discs play both DVDs, I tried. Both disks are operating normally. Reinstall the characteristics of media Windows 7 resolved the problem. Thanks to all who offered solutions.

• Ehrecvr.exe.MUI corrupted in windows media center

  The last two days my computer was unable to shut down properly. It will get to the screen that says it stops but then actually turn off and I have to press and hold the power button. I got some tips to scan a full record to see if all the programs were blocking the process of closing, so I tried it and found that I had a corrupted file ehrecvr.exe.mui in Windows Media Center. I am running Windows Vista. Unfortunately, I don't have my original vista windows disc to replace the corrupted by a correct file.

  I'm not sure how to proceed from here. Any advice would be great!

  Hello

  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  ·         What is the complete error message you get?

  I suggest you follow these methods and see if it helps:

  Method 1:

   

  Try the following steps to register some of the important Media Center files and check if it helps.

  (a) click on the start menu, choose run and type cmd and press ENTER.

  (b) execute command regsvr32.exe atl.dll

  (c) run the command %windir%\ehome\ehrecvr.exe /unregServer

  (d) run the command %windir%\ehome\ehsched.exe /unregServer

  (e) run the command %windir%\ehome\ehrecvr.exe/service

  (f) run the command %windir%\ehome\ehsched.exe/service

  Method 2:

  Use the (SFC.exe) System File Checker tool to determine which file is causing the problem and then replace the file. To do this, follow these steps:

  How to use the System File Checker tool to fix the system files missing or corrupted on Windows Vista or Windows 7

   

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929833

  Method 3:

  I suggest to perform the clean boot on the computer and check if the problem persists.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista and Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

   

  Warning: After using the boot is a way to solve your problem step 7 follow-up to reset the computer to start as usual.

• Receive the error "Windows Media Center Receiver Service stopped working and was closed" after the video card replaced

  I have a HP computer with Windows Vista Home Premium (32-bit) Service Pack 2.  He has a VISX PureTV tuner card and already had an NVidia GeForce 8400 graphics card.  This Setup has worked well for 2.5 years until what the graphics card died last week.  It has been replaced with an ATI Radeon HD3450 and both all Windows updates have made current.  Since that time, the TV tuner did not work.

  When you sign in to an account, it gives the error message "Windows Media Center Receiver Service stopped working and was closed".  I can use Media Center to watch the recorded video before, but if I try to watch live TV he hangs up and close Media Center.  If I try to configure the TV connection in Media Center it tells me that there is no tuner card.

  I looked at the map and see no problem and I tried it back in place.  He has the most up to date drivers (so does the new Radeon graphics btw).  I tried "Uninstall" in the Manager of devices and then put it back, but it was not good.

  "Windows Media Center Receiver Service Stopped Working and was closed" I tried all the fixes I've seen this error.

  I tried all the things I saw here and elsewhere related to this issue.  I did a "clean boot" with all non-Windows services and the disabled startup process.  He always did the same thing and gave the same mistakes.  It seems to be linked to a Windows service, and I hesitate to begin deactivation to track down.

  I ran 'sfc' in mode 'cmd' and he found no problem and none of the files to be fixed or could not fix.

  In the list of services, I changed the login for "Windows Media Center Receiver Service" to "Local System account", Local Service, Network Service and individual accounts, but no permits.

  I'm afraid I'm at the point of having to reload the Vista, but I don't know how to do this and want to avoid at all costs.  I don't have the recovery disks and software.  Is this enough?  Can I reinstall from the recovery disks without wiping everything aft of the configuratiion with which it was delivered?  I guess personal files will be OK (although I don't know this for sure), but I'm afraid I'll have to reinstall other applications, my family has developed over time and perhaps lose the media protected by DRM licenses.

  Someone has encountered anything like this or have any suggestions?

  Well, I finally stumbled into the solution.  It was caused by a conflict with another application.

  A few weeks before the card failure I had installed a program called video capture Replay Video Capture that I had bought a few months ago and never used.  However, at this time where everything including the TV tuner and Media Center worked well that's why I associate the problem with this software.  The problem comes after the system is rebooted the first time after installation.  In my case, it has not been rebooted until a few weeks later as part of the recovery of the fault of the graphics card.  Suddenly, the TV tuner did not work and I get the error messages mentioned in this title of the thread.

  I was at the end of my rope with this and was just to clean your system to do a reformat and reinstallation.  I uninstalled the Replay Videa Capture program to move it to another computer, and when you restart the computer I noticed that the error message disappeared.  Of course I went to the Media Center and could set up my TV tuner card and watch television.

  Looking for some info on this conflict, I found the following. (http://forum.applian.com//showthread.php?847-Conflicts-between-RVC-and-XP-Media-Center-OS&s=c0aec9897b51d550c47b919e73e59bfc)  It is difficult to say who is at fault in the present.  I'm sure that Microsoft accuses Applian for the encoder to mpeg (mcm2ve.ax) used in Replay Video Capture, while Applian says that the problem is a Windows process (ehrec.exe) that works all the time, hogging the tuner on the system device.  According to Applian other products similar to theirs have this conflict as well due to the process of Windows.

  Fortunately, there is a solution in this case.  Applian has released a new version of Replay Video Capture (version 4.2) that uses a different mpeg encoder and eliminates the problem.  Given the surprising lack of info about it on the Microsoft Web site, I wonder how many other people with this unresolved issue dealing with the same thing as me.  If you're like me and you don't usually need to reboot your PC for a few weeks at a time, you may never know to associate the problem with the application.  What a waste countless hours trying to diagnose, and most disconcerting, that's what I was about to go through a reformat and reinstall because of this.

  Thought I'd post here my problem resolution in the hope that it might help someone else.

• Windows Media Center ERROR: "some of the files needed to play radio or video are missing or corrupt." In Vista x 64

  It was working fine last week and now I get this error in Windows Media Center, "some of the files needed to play radio or video are missing or corrupt.
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  HUH?

  I use Vista x 64.

  I looked this error and ran sfc/scannow in administrator mode.  It took about 15 minutes and he said that some errors have been found that cannot be fixed.  I can NOT open the log file to display errors, because when I find it and click on it, it says "access denied."

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  Hi liis177,

  Follow the instructions in the link below that may help you resolve the issue:

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  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/954588

  Check whether the problem is resolved.

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  If this does not work, try to update the latest service pack that might help you resolve the issue.

  Please post back and let us know if it helped to solve your problem.

  Kind regards
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  My windows Media Center continues to send this message whenever I try to open it.

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  Hello

  ·         You did changes to the computer before the show?

  ·         You have the latest updates of Windows installed including the Service Pack 3 for Windows XP?

  Try the following.

  a. close Windows Media Center.

  b. Click Start. Click Run, type cmd in the Open box. Press enter.

  c. type each command mentioned below one after the other and press enter.

  Regsvr32.exe atl.dll

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehSched /unregServer

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehSched/service

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehRecvr /unregServer

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehRecvr/service

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehRec.exe /unregServer

  C:\WINDOWS\eHome\ehRec.exe/regserver

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  After a new installation, with two Service Packs included and all other updates and software, clicking on Netflix in Windows displays the following error message, "invalid Application. Unable to launch ' ' '.

  Silverlight is installed.

  Netflix works on IE and Mozilla.

  I had tried all the solutions listed here and came away empty-handed. For some reason, the update is applied to Windows Media Center via the Update window fails to properly install the Netflix plugin. I even contacted Microsoft Support who told me that I would have to pay $99 that the solution could take over an hour to solve.

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  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-pictures/PlayReady-update-was-incomplete/8119d0a8-6106-489D-B5CB-4979a6a9ad0e

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  Reset. Now works. Wow what a PITA.

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  I would mark this as an answer, but I don't see a button for that now, (fact)