Windows media center xbox 360 connection problem

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• How to stop the indexing of media files in Windows Media Center Xbox 360 extender?

  I have successfully set up the Xbox 360 Windows Media Center and attaches it to a machine Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit on the same LAN segment.  It works fine, except that he rebuilt his index from scratch, apparently file whenever it is launched on the Xbox.  Specifically, if the Xbox is turned off and then turned back on, and WMC on that is launched, the files in the folder of the Windows 7 machine media library are indexed again).  This makes WMC on Xbox almost unusable, because it forces you to wait a long time for the UI to become sensitive, whenever it is launched after turning on the Xbox.

  This doesn't seem to be a network problem, as I've reconfigured it all the senses (wired and wireless), network setting tool reports always excellent results, and once the index file is rebuilt files media play very well.

  I tried to reduce the number of files in the files of 'library' of the media on the Windows 7 machine and were reduced to a single folder in which the files do not change (that is, the files are added, deleted or changed between Xbox WMC launches).

  This behavior is normal?  Is it possible to change it?  I can't find the settings on the Xbox that control it.

  The local network segment is on the Internet, and the Windows 7 machine had all updates applied from the time of this post.  The Xbox is the new Xbox 360 4 gig, with more than 2 GB of free space on the internal memory and another 8 GB of free space on MU.

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• Windows Media Center, Xbox 360, videos of fast shipping

  I was watching videos I saved as WMV files on my TV through my xbox 360. However if you try to advance the video or go directly to part later show that it does so very slowly, how do I get to jump more than 30 seconds or more?

  Hello Pegamentoa,

  You could try one of the following shortcuts and see if they help.
  When viewing videos, you can use your controller to take one of the following shortcuts:
  Press on for:
  LB - Skip back one chapter.

  RB - Skip before a chapter.

  RT - fast forward or PG. Prev scroll through a list of items.

  LT - Rewind, or PG. Prev scroll through a list of items.

  START - switch between play and pause. When you browse the videos, automatically start playback using the bookmark (if it exists) and bypassing the restart/RESUME page.

  X, Y - Open display on the screen for the more advanced playback controls.

  Please let us know if the shortcuts have contributed to improve the speed of the fast attackers.

  Sincerely,.

  Marilyn
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows Vista Media Extender and xbox 360 connection problem

  I get the following error message when you try to connect my xbox 360 to my PC to vista through the Windows Media Center extension
  Connection complete

  The Xbox 360 has been disconnected because an application has launched unexpectedly UI. You want to reconnect?

  I followed all the steps of your forums that are supposed to resolve these issues, but he continues to be. What can I do to fix this?

  Hi Snufferum,

  Thanks for posting on answers.com.

  First, disable the program anti-virus or firewall that runs on your computer and check if the problem persists.

  Note: because some anti-virus software will cause conflicts between unexpected applications, please temporarily disable any antivirus, firewall or anti-spam on your computer programs.

  This problem occurs if the floating language bar is enabled on the Windows Vista-based Media Center computer. This configuration closes the connection between the Media Center Extender and the Media Center PC.

  To resolve this problem, change the settings of the Media Center Extender language bar. To do this, follow these steps.

  Step 1: Configuring settings on the Windows Vista - based Media Center computer

  1. Click Start , type intl.cpl in the Start Search box and press ENTER.
  2. On the keyboards and languages tab, click Change keyboards .
  3. On the Language bar tab, click docked in the taskbar under options from the language bar .
  4. Click OK .
  5. On the administration tab, click copy to reserved accounts .

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type the password, or click continue .

  1. Click on the checkbox by default (new users) user account , and then click OK twice.
  2. Click Start and then click Windows Media Center .
  3. Click tasks , and then click settings .
  4. Click Extender , and then on the Xbox 360.
  5. Click Uninstall , and then close Windows Media Center.

  Step 2: Configuring the settings of the Xbox 360 console

  1. In the System of the Xbox interface section, select computers .
  2. Select Windows Media Center , and then press the A button.
  3. Select Disconnect .
  4. Press the B button repeatedly until you return to the System section.
  5. In the media of the Xbox interface section, select Media Center .
  6. Advance in the instructions on the screen to get the 8-digit setup key.
  7. Note the setup button.

  Step 3: Configuring the settings on the Windows Vista - based Media Center computer

  1. Click Start and then click Windows Media Center .
  2. Click tasks , and then click add extender .
  3. Click Next and enter the 8-digit setup key you obtained media of the Xbox interface section.
  4. Follow the prompts to complete setup of Windows Media Extender.

  When you copy these settings for reserve accounts in the 1st step, you change the settings of language bar for all new users that are created on the Media Center computer. After you add the Windows Media Extender, you can reverse these changes so that all new users will have a floating language bar. To do this, follow these steps on the Windows Vista-based Media Center computer:

  1. Click Start , type intl.cpl in the Start Search box and press ENTER.
  2. On the keyboards and languages tab, click Change keyboards .
  3. On the Language bar tab, click floating on the desktop under the language bar options .
  4. Click OK .
  5. On the administration tab, click copy to reserved accounts .

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or for confirmation, type the password, or click continue .

  1. Click on the checkbox by default (new users) user account , and then click OK twice.

  You can go through the article below:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/934542

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

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932342

  This article should help you work on problems you encounter while trying to connect to the Xbox 360 and Windows Vista.

  Connect your Xbox 360 to Windows Media Center

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/products/winfamily/mediacenter/Xbox360.mspx

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  Technical support of Microsoft-yama.
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• Windows media center xbox problem

  I'm running on windows vista 64 bit, but I have a problem when connect my xbox 360 Media Center with my pc, they detect very well, but when they come to connect it disconnects the network of xbox and my pc... Help

  Hi Jonathan Thewlis

  
  Do you get any error messages when you try to connect?

  I suggest you temporarily disable the firewall, and check if the reconfiguration of the configuration solves the problem. If you are able to communicate properly with disabled firewall, then you must configure the firewall properly connect.

   

  Don't forget to enable the firewall after troubleshooting gets completed that your computer will be at risk.

  You can also check the help on the issue links - below

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/set-up-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender-device

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/demo-setting-up-an-Xbox-360-as-an-Extender-for-Windows-Media-Center

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/troubleshoot-problems-with-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender-device

   

  You can also look at the article below and check if the information is useful.

  http://experts.Windows.com/FRMS/windows_entertainment_and_connected_home/f/49/p/38589/453405.aspx#453405

   

  I hope this helps.

• Unable to connect to Netflix via Media Center: "there was a problem of signing. "Make sure your internet connection is working and try again.

  Original title: why is Netflix in Windows Media Center does not connect to the internet?

  I watched movies on Netflix via Media Center before and I've never had any problems. However, I did use the Netflix on Media Center app for a while. Whenever I try to open Netflix in Media Center the bed error statement there was a signature issue. Check the works of your internet connection and try again. This product even when I'm connected to the internet, can surf the web, download music on iTunes, etc. What is happening and how to fix it?

  Tried to access Netflix today and I found to work again on my Vista 64 Media Center. Anyone who is on this thread should see if them is work and response back.
  Gavin

• Cannot share anything through Windows Media Center

  Original title:

  Xbox Extender issues

  I have a new Dell Inspiron N5110 and a new Xbox 360 Slim 4 GB.

  I use a Belkin router.  My computer is wireless, but the Xbox is connected directly to the router.
  If I open network files, I can see the Xbox; However, I still can't share anything through Windows Media Center.
  I tried to manipulate ports, firewall, sharing of configurations, but nothing seems to register.
  Any suggestions?
  Hello
  What happens when you try to share whatever it is Windows Media Center files? You receive an error message?
  Step 1:
  You can check if you have connected the device accordingly:
  Set up Windows Media Center on the Xbox 360 (Windows 7)
  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/Xbox-360/audio-video-Setup-and-use/Xbox-360-as-media-player-mcewindows7
  Step 2:
  You can try the steps in the following article and see if that makes a difference:
  Error: Session Terminated (when connecting a console Xbox 360 to a computer running Windows Media Center)
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/911123
  You can visit the following links and check if it works:
  Tips for solving problems with Windows Media Center Extender Setup
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-solving-Setup-problems-with-Windows-Media-Center-Extenders
  connect to the media center
  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/results?k=connect%20To%20media%20center
  If the above is not useful, try contacting Xbox support for assistance:
  http://www.Xbox.com/support/contact
  I hope this helps!

• Windows Media Center cannot sync/set up with AT & T UVERSE

  Windows Media Center cannot configure/sync with my cable TV box. ((See system put in place/info below)

  I spent about 10 hours trying to solve this problem.  Tried every way Windows Media Center allows you to configure, automatic, manual (tried all listed codes), IR remote learning. I searched the web, talked with HP technical support for more than 3 hours, talked with Motorola, ATT UVERSE, someone seems to have a solution.  Based on troubleshooting, I have it so far, I'm a 90 + % sure it's soley configuration of Windows Media Center TV of UVERSE problem of decoder.

  I can get a TV signal on the computer through Windows Media Center and get my cable TV box to make it work, but it's as close as possible. The remote control works, all connections are correct, IR blaster or transponder is located correctly on my TV receiver.

  In the IR remote control learn installation manual configuration (I think this is one of the two) or Windows Media Center asks you to press and hold the "0" on your remote decoder, pointing to your receiver IR from PC.  When I press on it it seems to answer by saying to continue to hold then it ask you to release what I'm doing, then I get an error message.  It is the closest, I learned to operate.  I tried a few tricks/variations on this that I found on this site and others, but not luck.

  Another question the image that I get, but cannot control with Windows Media Center is of very poor quality (worse than a bad cell phone video on youtube), I guess that's more hardware related issue, but I had a machine good enough speced. Also, there is a time delay major and variable (4-5 seconds) between the time you press a button on the decoder TV and you see the answer on the machine, which makes it very difficult to operate.

  I keep trying to stay on the PC band wagon, but of course, the other side seems to be much less difficult to get simple things to work.

  Anyadvice is appreciated.

  COMPUTING: NEW HP Desktop (updated all the software) - Windows 7 Professional - 1 GB ATI Radeon HD 4850 - TV tuner, ATSC-NTSC with PVR, remote - Intel i5 - 8 GB of SDRAM. TV SERVICE: AT & T Uverse - Motorola VIP1200 box

  http://www.eggheadcafe.com/software/ASPNET/30978261/att-UVerse-and-Media-Center.aspx

  the post titled "hey guys" posted August 8, 2009 should help out you. I managed to set up my own using the info there. Poor quality looks like a standard old school SD tuner in your pc.

• Windows Media Center displays/does not play videos in folders of same accurate as they have always been saved

  Videos that previously played by Windows Media Center (which came installed on my laptop) suddenly stopped appearing in Windows Media Center records, although some videos (very few) are always show and play exact same files on my hard drive as videos which stopped working.

  I don't know that I did something to cause this, although maybe I did, inadvertently, or certain updates or new facilities caused program.

  Please help, I use Windows Media Center as my main videos media player. Windows Media Center is not connected to a TV, just use it as a media player on my laptop.

  He also noted - I recently moved several files from my hard drive to an external drive, if it will be of any significance.

  Thank you.

  you go into media center tasks and add new locations to
  storage/libraries? some external drives can be a problem, too.
   
  best bet is a system restore. You can CANCEL a system restore if it does not work.
   
   
  Barb
   
  MVP - Windows/entertainment and connected home
   
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  Please mark as answer if that answers your question
   
   
   
   

• Windows Media Center has stopped updating the lists Guide for Windows 7

  Windows 10 will go out the next Wednesday July 29, 2015. I have Windows 7 and I have technical problems with the Guide in Windows Media Center lists. This isn't updated Guide lists and I wonder if this problem is related to the upgrade of Windows 10?

  I called a technician to answer Microsoft desktop and the technician fixed my computer errors. Unfortunately, he could not fix this problem. Even though I always reset and auto update of listings in the Guide, the result will prove be the same with "no data."

  Windows Media Center has given me many error messages:

  Windows Media Center

  "Windows Media Center has corrected a problem with your registration data and will download the Guide even once. You should review your records to make sure they are always planned properly. »

  Failed to download

  "The new TV configuration data could not be downloaded. Existing data, if any, will be used as you continue by configuring the TV signal. »

  Downloadable guide is not available

  "Downloadable TV Program Guide listings are not available due to previous failures of download. For more information, right-click on the Windows Media Center system tray icon and open Windows Media Center update log. Select back to try again. You may be able to get the TV show lists, if they are available. »

  Guide download error

  "The Guide could not be downloaded. For more information, then Windows Media Center system tray icon right-click and open Windows Media Center update log. »

  I can watch TV on the computer using Windows Media Center and manually record TV shows, but it is difficult for me to record TV shows without ads Guide on Windows Media Center.

  Note to update (as of August 2, 2015):

  The Electronic Program Guide (EPG) for Windows Media Center Guide ads was already programmed by zap2it until July 21. After July 21, zap2it is no longer can update the lists Guide for Windows Media Center.

  July 23, Rovi Corporation's new Electronic Program Guide (EPG) for Windows Media Center Guide ads.

  From 23 July, listings in Windows Media Center Guide is running back to normal for Windows 7 users.

  My Guide Panel is equipped with a selector more [on the listings in the Guide] where is the expiration date. I hope that Microsoft does not support Windows 7 WMC.

  Please don't waste your time trying to solve the WMC, it is the expiration of the license that is causing the problem. I know it's frustrating.

  On the other hand, is - can anyone say with certainty that WMC is available on Windows 10? No charge for the upgrade to Windows 7?

  The way I see it, not providing the function of key in W7 WMC guide is motivation upgrading to W10, assuming that WMC is available.

  Hopefully Microsoft will give us the fix for WMC in W7.

• Problems connecting Xbox 360 to Windows Media Center on PC running Windows7 professional

  I get an error when I try to configure my xbox and pc with media center.

  Configuration error

  An error occurred when setting up your computer for use with this extension.

  Journal name: Media Center
  Source: Microsoft-Windows Media Center Extender
  Date: 2010-08-15 22:15:22
  Event ID: 545
  Task category: Configuration
  Level: error
  Keywords:
  User: xxxxxxxxxx
  Computer: xxxxxxxxx
  Description:
  Media Center Extender Setup cannot create an account for the extender with the ID: uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0017FA67DAA3.

  Error: Only a part of a query ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory was made.

  Every time I try it I get the same six news and an error in the Event Viewer log.

  1 Media Center Extender configuration started with the following parameters: affiliate code: 788

  2 Media Center Extender Setup has determined that the Windows Firewall is enabled in the profile of the House.

  3 Media Center Extender Setup found the following firewall: Norton Internet Security

  4 Media Center Extender is found:

  ID: uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0017FA67DAA3

  IP address: 192.168.1.3

  Interface GUID: {0d143a51-fd83-4860-982e-93c34f2055db}

  NHED type: X 02

  5. software Media Center Extender was sent to 'uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0017FA67DAA3' Extender.

  Software version: 0 x 20656804

  6 Media Center Extender Xbox 360 Media Center Extender 'uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0017FA67DAA3' found at address 192.168.1.3.

  And then the error:

  Media Center Extender Setup cannot create an account for the extender with the ID: uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0017FA67DAA3.

  Error: Only a part of a query ReadProcessMemory or WriteProcessMemory was made.

  Anyone got any suggestions?

  Affiliate code: 788

  other than running
   
  sfc/scannow
   
  to check system files, in view of the question with the newly created accounts and the fact
  than you
   
  > I took out my Windows7 disk and ran a? upgrade? hoping that this would fix file what either seems to be corrupted, but the question remains.
   
  I would say that if you reformat and clean install, you don't have much chance.
  I'm sorry.
   
  The game, 19 August 2010 00:28:55 + 0000, lcypher wrote:
   
  > I get no new account that I put in place to connect, they fail with the following message. ? The user profile Service has not logon. User profile cannot be loaded. ? He comes up with new admin accounts standard, my current admin and still function of standard accounts. Seems to me that my problems (now two) could very well be related. I got out my Windows7 disk and ran a? upgrade? hoping that this would fix file what either seems to be corrupted, but the question remains. I try to find a solution that does not involve a new hard disc or renovated and complete reinstall, but no hope now. My next step, I guess that would receive technical support from Microsoft but that grinds really me. Never had this problem with the years under NT and XP.
  >
  > Any other suggestions out there?
   

  Barb Bowman

  http://www.digitalmediaphile.com

• Xbox 360 connects to Windows Media Center (Windows 7-64 bit)

  I can't get my Xbox to connect to Windows Media Center.  When I ran Vista it would work, but now that I am on Windows 7, 64-bit, it just does not connect.  The strange thing is that I'm able to share media from my PC to the Xbox without fail.  In addition, Windows Media Center has detected the Xbox on the network.  But for some reason, the Xbox cannot find the Windows Media Center.  It makes no sense at all.  I even tried disabling the Windows Firewall to see if it would work, but it didn't.  There is no other firewall in my home network.  Help, please.

  Hi Imautobot,

  You may need to configure the Xbox extender for Windows Media center for Xbox to work.

  Step 1: Get the key Setup of Xbox 360
  1. on your console, go to my Xbox, and then select Windows Media Center.
  2. follow the on-screen instructions.
  3. write down the 8 digit Media Center Setup key.

  Step 2: Add an Extender on your computer
  1 start Windows Media Center.
  2. click on tasks, and then click Add Extender.
  3. When prompted, enter Xbox 360 8-digit setup key.
  4. complete the configuration of the Extender.

  See the links below: connect your console to the Windows Media Center: http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/nxe/xboxlive/troubleshooting/NetworkHelp_mcxpc.aspx

  Enjoy Windows Media Center on the Xbox 360 with your music, photos, Live Recorded TV and online media: http://www.Xbox.com/en-us/pcsetup/MCEWindows7.htm

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/Windows-Media-Center/learn-more/Extenders/tutorials/Extenders-Xbox-config.aspx

  Set up a Windows Media Center Extender unit: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/set-up-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender

  Tips for solving problems with Windows Media Center Extender Setup: http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/tips-for-solving-Setup-problems-with-Windows-Media-Center-Extenders

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.

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• Not able to connect Xbox 360 to Windows Media Center 2005 Extender.

  Original title: windows media center extender 2005 units.

  I'm trying to connect my Xbox 360 to my computer Media Center XP 2005.  The computer recognizes the xbox but when I start Media Center, I don't have an option 'task' add the Extender.  I checked Microsoft updates and I'm updating but it seems that my software is not.  Can you suggest how can I fix?

  Thank you

  Nyla

  Hi Amar,

  You can follow this link & check if the problem persists:

  How to configure your console Xbox 360 as a Media Center Extender?

  Hope the helps of information.

• Windows Media Center extender on my XBOX works initially, but not after reboot of my XBOX. Error: Failed to connect to the Xbox 360 could not connect to the windows Media Center computer.

  It's VERY odd and very annoying!

  I set up my laptop next to my Xbox 360 with an Ethernet cable directly connecting the laptop to the XBOX, and the laptop is on our wireless network. The XBOX has access to the internet (shared through the laptop), and when I test the PC connection and the connection XBOX Live sound fine to all.

  So I'll try to set up Windows Media Center, it works great! I "Add Extender", put the code to 8 digits. It passes through the installation, all works, no problems and WMC opens on the XBOX, I can go into my library, watch movies etc... works great!

  However! As soon as I turn my XBOX off and back on, it will fail to connect to the WMC.

  He says his 'find Windows Media Center PC' which seems to work fine, it goes to the ' Windows Media Center loading screen "contact...". ", and after about 10 seconds, I get an error"failed to connect the Xbox 360 could not connect to windows Media Center PC. Make sure that the PC is turned on and connected to the network.

  I tried to configure the Extender repeatedly, whenever it works fine until I restart the XBOX... :/ - and its strange cause I still the internet connection (shared through the laptop) after turning on the XBOX, its really JUST Media Center which is screwing around.

  She continues to keep trying to connect then repeatedly fails.

  If I wanted to, I could re-configuration the WMC Extender EVERY TIME turn off the Xbox, which works the first time without fault, but that's all just stupid.

  I can't really understand what is happening here... any help would be appreciated.

  Hello

  Refer the article that could help you solve this problem.
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932163

• Xbox 360 Windows Media Center Extender does not connect after upgrade to Windows 7

  Xbox 360 Extender worked fine on Vista Home Premium (32 bit). After the upgrade Windows 7 Home Premium (32 bit) on-site, when I turn on Xbox and the attempt to connect to Windows Media Center, you get an error saying unable to connect.

  Back on the Windows 7 PC, I see the mcx1 file it under the users folder. But when I got to the tools, it says no set Extender in place.

  Someone at - it suggestions on how to change settings in Windows 7 while the Xbox can connect?

  Just in case someone encounters this problem, here is what I did:

  1. reboot the Xbox until Windows Media Center connects.
  2. back to the PC. Start Windows Media Center.
  3. go into tasks > settings > Extender
  4. Select Xbox 360 Media Center, then delete.
  5 PC removes the old mcx1 folder used to use with Vista.
  6. start the Xbox, go to Windows Media Center
  7 write down the code on Xbox's 8-digit ' display
  8. on the PC, you will be prompted to set up the Xbox extender
  9 follow the instructions to enter 8 digit code
  10. new file will be created, mcx1-PCNAME.

  You're all set on 7.