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  Windows Media Center my photos component has stopped working due to a problem. I can't access my Pix through my Windows Media Center.

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  Were there any changes (hardware or software) to the computer before the show?

  Reinstall Windows Media Center and check.
  
  a: Open the Control Panel -> programs and features.
  b: Click Windows turn on or off features in the left pane.
  c: Expand the multimedia features, turn off Windows Media Center. Click Yes to continue, and then click OK to exit. Then restart.
  d: Open Windows features turn on or off again. Functionality in Windows Media Center. Restart the computer.
  e: Start Windows Media Center, initialize the program.
   
   
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• 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 Receiver Service stopped working and was closed. A problem with the application to stop functioning properly. Windows will notify you if a solution is available.

  Started getting the error Windows Media Center feared about 3 weeks ago.  I have tried the MS fix, reflected on the web for solutions, have run sfc/scannow (no violation of integrity) and nothing works.  Cannot restore system it's been 3 weeks.
  System was working fine 1 day and then bam... error messages began to appear.  I can always go into Media Center and listen to music or watch recorded shows.  I just can't watch TV or record something again.   I checked the Device Manager - material and everything works fine. Need help please...   Thank you.

  I guess that's the article that you are referring to?

  Error message when you start a Windows Vista-based computer: "Windows Media Center Receiver Service stopped working and was closed".
  http://support.Microsoft.com/default.aspx/KB/936229

  This site has some good ideas for you to try.

  How to fix the Windows Vista registry entries and files Media Center
  http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/archive/2007/03/16/how-to-repair-Media-Center-files-and-registry-entries-on-Windows-Vista.aspx

  "Windows Media Center Receiver Service... "Error
  http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/p/50233/223005.aspx

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  See if the System File Checker can help you?

  How to repair the operating system and how to restore the configuration of the operating system to an earlier point in time in Windows Vista
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/936212/#appliesTo

  See if you can isolate some processes of third party as the culprit?

  310560 How to troubleshoot by using the Msconfig utility in Windows XP
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310560

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista
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• Windows Media Player 12 has stopped working.

  Windows Media Player 12 has stopped working. When I select an audio track and click on the play button, a red X appears next to the title in the playlist. I uninstalled and reinstalled the player, but also update the drivers. Checking the properties through the device manager says that the device is working properly, but this clearly isn't. Any suggestions on how to solve this problem would be welcome. As a matter of interest, itunes has stopped working at the same time. And audio tracks play fine in RealPlayer.
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  Hello

  Step 1: Launch the Media Player Troubleshooter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-settings-Troubleshooter

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-Windows-Media-Player-library-Troubleshooter

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  a. exit Windows Media Player.

  b. Click Start, run, type %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Media Player and then click OK.

  c. Select all files in the folder and then click on Delete on the file menu.

  d. Note you don't have to remove the folders that are in this folder.

  e. restart Windows Media Player.

  Note Windows Media Player automatically rebuilds the database.

  Step 3: If this does not resolve the problem, disable the Windows Media Player database cache files. To do this, follow these steps:

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• A video shows the 'windows media player 2 has stopped working ". How can I fix it?

  When I click on the icon to play a video, "windows media player 2 has stopped working" is the only thing that appears. How can I fix it?
  I have to go into the program to find the video. I didn't know that there was a Media Player 2. Would it not be better to download another drive to use? If so which do you recommend?

  Hi Dave,.

  1. What is the format of the video you are trying to play?

  2 are you facing this problem only with a particular video file?

  3. have you made changes to your computer recently?

  I suggest to follow the link and run Microsoft fix - it and check if that helps.

  Playing video files crashes or blocking Internet Explorer - Windows

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• "Windows Media Center Receiver service stopped working and was closed" - Windows Vista Home Premium SP2

  Several times, I get the error message "Receiver Service Windows Media Center has stopped working and was closed".  Windows then search a problem and suggests that I run the update.  I run the automatic update and am completely up to date.

  Any ideas of what could be the cause?

  Thank you
  jbthorsen45

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• Windows Media Player 11 has STOPPED WORKING... XP AND Vista problems

  I have a home network with computers XP and Vista.   Computer XP is Dell Dimension 4600.  Vista computer is HP Pavilion Slimline.

  On or about 6/10, WMP 11 on the Vista computer has stopped working properly.  Video will not play digital video (mpeg format), previously working but playing the audio from the file and the timer updates the video plays.

  Attempt to update the codecs (K-Lite).  Didn't help... now, the native multimedia player K-Lite is the same way.

  Deleting updates 6/10 and later versions.  No change.

  System restore of flowing it at 6/9, 6/5, 6/4.  Restoration is back with "unexpected error".  The logs show a NTFS corrupted and suggested chkdsk run.  Filled with chkdsk c: /R with NO ERRORS.

  Ran SFC/scannow on Vista machine.  He said "no violation of integrity.

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  What the hell is happening?

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  I had things market... Finally.

  I have none of the above.  I do not have the installation diskettes (OEM on a computer HP... no disks provided with the machine, have only the recovery disks that I made when I configured the system).

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  I have re installed the K-Lite codec pack... only of video codecs.  I essentially took the video installation by default EXCEPT... I turned off video acceleration.  Intel Express Chipset not allow me to disable hardware acceleration by using its own GUI and Windows Vista would not touch parameters of acceleration as Intel ordered to them.  Well, I suppose that K-Lite has been able to do what could not do Windows and Intel wouldn't let me do.

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• Windows Media Player 11 has stopped working and will not initialize

  Windows Media Player has exceeded the work.  I rebooted version 11 on the Microsoft Site, but it won't always initialize.  Help please.

  I suggest that you run the troubleshooting Microsoft FixIt for Windows Media Player.
  Click on the link below.
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• What is Windows Media Center Store Update Manager?

  said only what to do when you have problems, but I'm not having any problems with it I was wondering what is the Windows Media Center Store Update Manager and what is it?

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  Windows Media Center Store Update Manager is a feature that is responsible for store and manage settings of Windows Media Center.
  The settings are stored in a database file at this location: %ProgramData%\Microsoft\eHome\mediaCenterDataStore.db
   
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• Where can I find the Roll Up 2 update for Windows Media Center Edition 2005?

  I'm trying to download Media Player Version 11 and it says that I need to first install the Roll Up 2 update for Windows Media Center Edition 2005.

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  Before installing Windows Media Player 11 on Windows XP-based computer, you must download and install the Update Rollup 2 for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 on your computer.
   
  Initially, download cumulative update 2 for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 from this link.
  
  Update Rollup 2 for the Windows XP Edition Media Center 2005 (KB900325)
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• Windows Media Center - I get an error message indicating that Windows Media Center will not open

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  Quite simply, I get an error message indicating that Windows Media Center will not open. I tried the following: a system restore to a date where library worked with no success. I have run the System File Checker (sfc/runnow} wich ligate without flaws. Finally, I deleted the file mediacenterdatastore which has also no effect. The last thing I want to do is reinstall my operating system, once again, so has anyone out there have any more ways to fix this error... Help! Thanks in advance

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  Saturday, June 19, 2010, 08:16:25 + 0000, bleedingwolf wrote:
   
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  > Hi Barb,
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  > Windows 7 is now upwards and being run., you suggested that I would have problems with Netgear drivers that indeed I did. I have download the drivers for W7 on the Netgear site, but the wizard would not complete the entire upward. However, I thought would try to use the original installation, (vista compatible) and to my surprise and my pleasure worked.
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  I need to know how to reinstall a corrupted file. It's only an individual file which gives me the problem. I don't want to reinstall the entire windows file just to retrieve a single file. The file is the file that controls the video card (rundll32.exe).

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