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• The xbox 360 Media Player no longer plays music after that I upgraded my CPU. Error message: media sharing service has been terminated

  Original title: the xbox 360 Media Player plays more music after I upgraded my CPU

  I have Vista 64 SP2.  The service runs for 5 seconds and then I get the message that she stopped. He was works well for years (my Xbox 360 sharing), I'm guessing he stopped a few weeks ago after I put in a slightly faster processor. I watched a some tech posted and tried to run the program which seeks the corrupted system files, but the only files that it could not pay had to do with the sidebar Windows. I have removed and put back my media extender, I thought that it worked because I've seen (from my xbox) miniature images, videos and music counting upward, as they have been added and I could see them. But if I take one he freezes for a few seconds and then says the media sharing service took end (or something like that). Then, I go to my PC and see that it stops. I can restart, but it only lasts for 5 to 10 seconds.

  I also say a post about deleting files in C:\Program Data\Microsoft\DRM, but I have all the files in there. Just a server folder empty.

  Hello

  Step 1: Check if the problem persists in the clean boot state.

  From your computer by using a minimal set of drivers and startup programs so that you can determine if a background program is interfering with your game or program. This type of boot is known as a "clean boot".

  Reference:
  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  When you are finished troubleshooting, follow these steps to reset the computer to start as usual:

  1. click on start and then click Run.
  2. type msconfig and click OK.

  The System Configuration Utility dialog box appears.

  3. click on the tab general, click Normal Startup - load all services and device drivers and then click OK.
  4. When prompted, click on restart to restart the computer.

  Step 2: Also, look for error messages in the event viewer. If you find error messages after return the exact error message so that we can help you better.

  Measures to check the application event log:

  a. Click Start.
  (b) in the search box type eventvwr.msc, and then on enter.
  c. now, click Application in the event viewer (local).
  d. now, looking for event log on the right side of the event viewer window.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/open-Event-Viewer
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/what-information-appears-in-event-logs-Event-Viewer

• Xbox 360 Media Center extender 545 error code

  Hello everyone I thought I'd ask my question here as nowhere else.

  The problem is, my xbox 360 has benn works fine it's just the media library.
  Whenever I try to add as an Extender happens to the part where it sets up my xbox and it says error and it can not set up my computer. So far, I have tried the part where you remove certificates and restarted some Services, but none of them worked.
  Under Event Viewer, he said
  Media Center Extender Setup cannot create an account for the extender with the ID: uuid:10000000-0000-0000-0200-0022483530EF.

  
  

  Error: The system cannot find the specified file.

  If anyone can help me with this, it would be appreciated muchly, Spudals (Jake)

  PS. IM passing by a N1 Vision Wireless router, it worked before, so I don't think it's important.

  PPS. I tried on another laptop and it worked fine, this laptop also had windows 7.

  Hi Spudals,

  Welcome to the Microsoft answers site.

  I suggest that you allow the default Administrator and try to set up the media center extender, follow these steps:

  To activate the default Administrator account, follow these steps:

  1. Click Start and type CMD in the start search box

  2. right click on CMD in the list and click "Run as Administrator"

  3. type the following command: net user administrator / Active: Yes

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7security/thread/67922948-62b9-4AC0-ba1f-12e9454d231b

  If the problem persists, you can try to create a new user account and the extension of configuration and check, if it works fine, then it could be a problem with the user profile, follow the steps in the link:

  Difficulty of a corrupt user profile: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/Windows7/Fix-a-corrupted-user-profile

  Check out the links below and try to set up the Xbox as of Media Center Extender.

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

  Set up a Windows Media Center Extender device: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Set-up-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender-device

  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

   

  Windows Media Center with Xbox 360 media sharing: http://support.xbox.com/support/en/us/nxe/GamesandMedia/SharingMedia/MediaCenter/ShareMediaFromMediaCenterPC.aspx

   

  Demo: setting up a console Xbox 360 as an Extender for Windows Media Center unit: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Demo-Setting-up-an-Xbox-360-as-an-Extender-for-Windows-Media-Center

  Solve problems with a Windows Media Center Extender device: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Troubleshoot-problems-with-a-Windows-Media-Center-Extender-device

  You can also try to temporarily disable the security firewall and check.

  Also make sure that network discovery is turned on.

  Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Network and sharing Center\Advanced sharing settings

  Make sure that network discovery is turned on.

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• How to use the NEW BLACK xbox 360 media center remote with Windows 7 Ultimate & Windows Media Center

  I have the new Black xbox 360 media center remote and I can not understand how to use it with my PC to run windows media center. I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate x 64, and I also have the receiver wireless for my xbox 360 wireless controllers.

  Here is a link to a better image of the remote control.
  Here is a link to my xbox 360 wireless receiver.
  I also have a mini receiver RF for a keyboard and a mouse if that helps somehow.
  I don't have an xbox 360, but I like to use my controller wireless for my PC games and emulators like the style and color of this remote it would go well with my current setup as well as with XBMC.
  If anyone knows or can help me to find a way to make this work I would appreciate it a lot.
  Thank you
       
  Michael

  Hi Michael,

  Thanks for posting your question in the Microsoft Community.

  The question you have posted is related to the Xbox 360 and it would be better suited to contact Xbox support to obtain assistance from the links below:

  Contact XBox Support:

  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/contact-us

  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/browse?product=Xbox-360

  I hope that the information above helps you.

• Computer Xbox 360 Media Extender and Windows 7 do not 'see' each other

  I had been successfully streaming from my PC content (32-bit) of Windows 7 to my XBox 360 (60 GB HD) since late 2009.  They are connected by Ethernet 100 Mbit/s via a 100 Mbps 3Com switch unmanaged and a Siemens ADSL gateway/router with a switch to 4 ports.  I use not media Extender functionality every day.  Its more like I use it for a week (after I have come back from vacation and want to see my photos and videos), so I use it for about 2-3 months.  Everything I do is press the green button on my remote to turn on the XBox and connect to Windows 7 Media Center.  I don't even bother to turn on my PC like the XBox, it wakes up for me (love it!)

  I modified it used successfully in mid-December 2010, but when I tried to use it again on 28 Dec XBox stated that he could not find the Windows Media Center computer.  I ran the diagnostics of XBox with no luck.  The XBox can detect and connect to my laptop (also under Windows 7 and is connected via WiFi), but it does not detect my PC.

  On my PC, the Extender both in the window "Devices and printers", in Media Center, presented with an exclamation icon and a message saying that the Extender is set up but can not be found.

  The only thing I changed on my PC since the last time the Extender has worked:

  (1) I removed the password on my user account

  (2) I turned off password protected sharing

  I noticed that some security updates have been implemented as well.

  Even if my laptop (that the XBox can still detect) was already configured with no user password and no password protected sharing, I reversed manually these settings on my PC.  This did not help.

  I tried an article that describes the removal of the certificate and add the Extender - no change.

  I tried to disable the firewall of Windows (the only firewall installed on my computer) and Microsoft Security Essentials, as long as my agent for LogMeIn - no change.

  Fortunately, I still had a restoration which dates back to the changed Extender worked, and restored at this point.  The Extender has worked once more... for a few weeks.  I thought that the problem would be back because I didn't really know what caused it in the first place.

  When the problem is back, I read a lot of articles, including those on this forum.  Some suggest specific problems with Asus computers equipped with software installed at the factory, creating a problem, or fingerprint scanners or memberships of domain.  None of them apply to me.  My PC worked loyally with the XBox as I first put in place in late 2009.

  So I went more drastic.  Two weeks ago, I rebuilt the PC from scratch.  I have not yet installed as much software as it was originally - just the basics like Office, Acrobat Reader, Picasa, iTunes, Java, Flash, Google Earth and LogMeIn...  Of course the Extender reworked... twice.  The next time I tried to use it, it wouldn't.

  I tried several restore points - this time, none of them brought the feature.

  Of course, thanks to all this the XBox can still detect my laptop which has also received updates from the Windows Update service (if only my laptop could host all of my pictures and videos...).  My laptop also has the same software, including the firewall of Windows, Microsoft Security Essentials, LogMeIn, etc...)

  This makes me think of something on the Windows 7 PC is blocking incoming or outgoing (or both) types of communication to the XBox.  What kind of diagnostic tools could use to figure out what is the cause.  If I have to sniff the network, what I'm looking for?

  I have reviewed the issue of abandonment and just buying a NAS that supports the XBox Media Extender, but:

  (a) none of the products in my price range offer the features AND performance, I want to

  (b) why should I have to?  He worked for nearly a year, and this feature must be a utility "solid."

  Thank you...

  Hi Umesh,

  Thank you for you answer.  I had already read the article you recommended, but I saw her again (especially step 3) to ensure that I had done everything I could.  There is no recommendation in this article that applied to me, or had already been tried.

  I took another look on my laptop that the 360 can detect and noticed that he was not part of a homegroup, but offered to join the homegroup organized by my Media Center PC.  I was surprised because before the reconstruction and after reconstruction, I don't remember setting up a homegroup.  Of course a homegroup has been partially install (he said my I had no libraries selected for sharing).

  I left the homegroup, and this restored PC allows my Media Center to 'see' the XBox 360 media extender.  My problem is solved (for now).

• Xbox 360 Media streaming from Vista Media Center, required codec on XBOX but not other extensors?

  I am trying to use my Media Center on my Xbox - but I am unable to get the videos to play, other than the native codecs from Microsoft.

  Now, if I connect to Media Center on the Xbox and go through the video dashboard they play all since I have sharing enabled on WMP11. But it is not useful.

  Media Center may be forced to work with the Xbox 360?

  iSlack,

  Here is the link that Mark has attempted to provide and you might not get in. It is a very useful site, please take the time to look at him.

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

  What distinguishes this site was as follows:

  Can what types of content stored on my Windows Vista-based PC I access through my Xbox 360

  Video formats

  • MPEG-1 with audio MPEG

  • MPEG-2 with MPEG audio or AC - 3 audio

  • WMV, 7, 8 and 9 with audio WMA Standard or WMA Pro

  • WMV Image 1 and 2 (Photo Story 1, 2 and 3)

  Audio formats

  • Windows Media Audio (WMA) Standard

  • WMA Pro

  • WMA Lossless

  • MP3

  Please let us know if you have more questions or if you are still having the same problems.

  Thank you.

  Carlos
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Xbox 360 Media Center Extender loses the connection to the media center to Windows 7 after change of router

  I have a Windows 7 Media Center box, and an Xbox 360 that I use as an Extender.  The two connections to the same wired router.  Everything worked fine until I went on my old router (failed) and put in a WNDR4300.   After the new router has been installed, I didn't have the Extender work then, deleted from the media Center and re - he added.  It worked but after I shut off/started the xbox, no link.  It is repetitive: I can make a new connection, but then it didn't reconnect after reboot of the xbox.

  Check/change:

  -J' changed to a static IP xbox

  -There is no part 3 a / v or a firewall on the support center

  -L' on the media center network adapter is 'home '.

  -The network card on the media center * fact * show the xbox 360

  -The event log after the xbox is restarted shows:

  event ID 538: installation of media center extender does not like the Extender has been detected on the network, but for the Extender upnp search failed (timed out after 20000ms)

  -How long before it, I have found that the service IS running upnp device host (and set to auto)

  -J' checked 4300 router wndr and UPnP is enabled (advertising set to 30 minutes)

  question, any ideas what configuration will solve this problem?

  Hello

  I suggest to look and ask here:

  https://support.Xbox.com/en-us/browse/Xbox-360?XR=shellnav

  http://forums.Xbox.com/

  http://www.thegreenbutton.TV/forums/

  See you soon,.

  J

• Xbox 360 Media Center won't play Albums

  I use my 360 as an Extender for 4 years. About 2 months back my hard drive of the PC began to fail. So I bought a new PC and recovered all my music on the new PC (old and new were running Win7 64 bit). I plugged the 360 as an Extender again. Everything (Live TV, Recorded TV, pictures, etc.) works perfectly. When I try to play music by clicking on 'Play the Album' I get an error box. "Audio error" "year Error Occurred while trying to play your selection. If I go in the album and click on any song and click on 'Play song' it works without error.

  I tried to delete an album from the hard drive and ripping again and this album plays very well when I click on "Play Album". So, the question is not network settings or firewall or proxy, etc.. I have re - rip each album, but spoke more than 300 and I'd rather not spend this time. I guess that when I copied the files on the old PC Win7 something again has been or has been marked properly. So I reset the security and ownership on the files and there was no change. Individual files will be read, but the albums are not.

  I should also mention that "Play Album" works fine on the Media Center PC.

  So, the big question is, when you click on "Play Album" 360 Media Center Extender, which looks at the system and what it takes to be able to play the album successfully?

  Hi Njohnson_2828,

  Thank you for writing to Microsoft Communities.

  The question you have posted is related to the Xbox 360.  Please visit the link below to find a community that will offer in support of your application.

  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/Xbox-360/audio-video-Setup-and-use/Windows-Media-Center

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• UPnP search fails when adding Xbox 360 Media Center Extender

  First of all, I spent a week looking for a solution to this so if I missed something obvious, I apologize.

  My xbox has been connected as a media center extender to this combination of the computer and the router for several months now. The router is a WII-HP-G300NH Buffalo. Earlier this week the media center extender was having video playback problems. After restarting the computer, the Extender was is no longer connected.

  When I try to add a new extension unit I get the message "unable to add extender. Microsoft says to activate upnp and multicast. Check. Reflashed firmware dd - wrt. No luck. Back to buffalo firmware. No luck. Try an old Linksys WRT54GL I hang out. No luck.

  The event recorder has this error: "Media Center Extender Setup has failed as the Extender has been detected on the network unsuccessfully searching for UPnP for the Extender (timed out after 20000ms)." Event ID: 538

  Now, I did everything I could find on the activation of network discovery, anything allowing to access media and these. Network and sharing Center is located about large open. I also tried switching between home and work networks.

  That said, I decided to check and see what updates have been installed. It turns out that an update has been applied on the day, that I started to have problems. It is said that it can not be uninstalled. Description Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 installation software item updated

  Note: I have no system restore points. Small SSD and has not taken the time to understand how to save elsewhere.

  That's all the information I have. I convinced myself that it is not the router via the steps described above and that it is something to do with the computer. Help?

  FIXED.

  Reinstalled NIC drivers.

• Disconnected this SD card drive letter in Media Player

  Original title: media sharing problem. (Facing the issue with shraing Windows Media player with the Xbox 360.)

  I share my media on my computer using Media Player 12 for my Xbox 360, all sharing works fine except several months ago, I plugged an SD card for my computer that had a video on it and since then the letter of the SD card has been affected on my computer, appears on my Xbox 360 when I go to the App videos even if this SD card has been disconnected for months.

  I looked through the library in Media Player and there is no link with the drive letter that appears on the Xbox 360.

  My Xbox 360 sees also a folder on my desktop that also is not in the library, because it has since been moved to another directory, but always show as if it was still on the desk.
  I think that the problem lies in the media player and not the Xbox 360, maybe it is caching the data somewhere that I am not aware of.
  I deleted the cache and my Xbox 360 Media Player using the Windows Disk Cleanup tool.
  Maybe someone knows why this is happening?

  Hi SAMUS204,

  I found this article to support Xbox. He suggested that the file is corrupted. Are you able to right-click on the file and delete it? If you have already tried, what were the results, and if not, try to delete the folder.

  You for your response, I have found the question that must have a corrupt Media Player library and was able to remedy by the reconstruction of the whole of the media library.

  For anyone who needs to rebuild their library, just open Media Player-> on tools-> Advanced-> Restore library...-> click OK-> Open Media Player new and allow it to find all of your content.

• How do I share files on Xbox 360 without Windows Media Player or 3rd Party applications

  Windows 7 sharing media files to the xbox 360 without media player

  I know that I can use Media Player 12 in windows 7 to share files on xbox 360 using the libraies, but I used to be able to share without media player and I would like to be able to do it again, but I can't seem to get my shared folders will appear on xbox. I don't know if I need to use folders to share public or not, but someone has all the answers on this for me?

  I use my xbox 360 to watch the video content streamed from my PC pretty much every night through a continuous connection to the xbox. You do not need Media Player or any other 3rd party application to video media IF THEY ARE THE RIGHT SIZE for a XBOX, you just need the PC configured for videos, turned on and networked with the xbox

  It is simple and quick, and depending on the content, there are two methods that I use:

  (1) as Etzel42 has described - in Windows 7 Control Panel > network and sharing Center, go to Advanced sharing > Media Streaming, select "chose the flowing media options...» ». If the Xbox 360 is running and put in place on the same (Local) network as the PC it will be displayed here but the value "blocked." Just change "Authorized" and click ok. (If you do not see the Xbox 360 listed here then the Xbox and PC cannot see each other on the network. You must address this issue before anything else).

  Once that streaming media is running, the video files you want to share with the Xbox is in addition to your video library. This can be done in en allant going to the computer, right-click on the 'Vidéos' library, go to 'Properties', then include the video or files to share. As a double check that all video files are available for the Xbox, open Media Player and see if he can see all the files/folders that you added. Close Media Player now, you do not need it works for watching videos on the xbox

  Now, go to the Xbox, go to the dashboard in my Xbox and video library. You should see the name of your PC as a selection. Open it and then open the folders that you added to PCs video shops and once again, if media files are in the right play on the Xbox, watch now format!

  (2) configure the Xbox Extender and Windows Media Center, and then run Media Center on the Xbox, this will allow you to play any kind of media format on the Xbox that you can play on the PC. It is ideal to play the Xbox formats cannot be opened natively too, it's pretty darn picky.

  In both methods you have not need of any application is running on the PC. Simply be turned on and available for the Xbox via the network. The Xbox will do the rest. In fact, one nice feature of the library on the Xbox 360 is that if your PC is in standby (Sleep), Media Center will wake up the PC.

• Xbox 360 and Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005

  Hello

  Hoping to get help with this, because I searched everywhere and had not found an answer.  All the work around the items, reference Windows 7 and 8 not XP my Dell Dimension C521 shipped with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 pre installed.  I've upgraded to SP3 of XP.  A friend of mine gave me his old Xbox 360 (bought a new unit).  When I try to connect to the XBox 360 I get an error message in media library "uninstall the update for media center 2005 and then re-install the update of the site Web of Windows update.  Then, re-run Setup for Xbox 360'

  I checked in my under settinds program control panel, but don't see any element for Media Center 2005, even with show checked all of the updates.  I don't see Media player listed and 2 updates for it.  I have disabled the Windows Firewall did not help.  The Xbox 360 test shows that I can connect to the internet, Xbox Live (no NAT problems) and PC running Media Center.  It fails on the media center connection test.

  I don't want to reinstall all of the Dell backup image software supplied with the camera, I'll have to back up and start over.  Any help is welcome!

  Thank you

  Matt

  Hello

  Thanks for posting your question on the Forums of community of Microsoft.
   
  I suggest for the link and follow the steps in the article:
   
  Error message when you try to install a program for the Xbox 360 Media Center Extender in Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 with Service Pack 3: "There is a problem with the installation of Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005"
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/954622?WA=wsignin1.0
  Important this section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  322756 (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322756/ )
  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows.
   
  Also see Help links:
  Turn your Xbox into Windows Media Center Extender
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-XP/help/Extender-for-Xbox
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/ph/7024
   
  Windows Media Center on the Xbox 360
  http://support.Xbox.com/en-us/apps/Windows-Media-Center-on-Xbox-360/Windows-Media-Center-on-Xbox-360-Info
   
  I hope this helps.

• Impossible to share media with the XBox 360

  Original title: sharing windows media player files options are not available. I click on file share (not icon) and it times out. This option is then to cancel. By clicking OK, does nothing. Any ideas?

  So I read on several sites, including microsoft, that media windows 11 jointly with windows XP THAT can enable file sharing. However, when I go through the steps, IE open Windows Media Player > library > media sharing, there is not all the icons to select share with. I can click the file sharing box, and then click OK. But nothing happens so I end up having to close/cancel on the file sharing window.

  BTW, I'm trying to share with my XBox 360, which is to connect to the local network on my network router WAN.

  All the solutions to this problem?

  Hello

  Please, try the following.

  Step 1: connect Xbox 360 to a network, the first step for streaming music from your computer to your Xbox 360 console is to make sure that your Xbox 360 is connected to your home network.

  To connect your console Xbox 360 to your network home

   

  a. turn on your console and wireless network devices (for example, a router or access point).

  b. plug the adapter into the USB port on the Xbox 360 game console Xbox 360 Wireless.

  Your Xbox 360 should use the same router that your computer uses to connect to your home network and the Internet.

  c. on the Xbox 360 Dashboard, select the System blade.

  d. Select network settings, select change settingsand select the section that begins with the wireframe.

  e. Select your wired network, then enter your network password (if necessary) and then select done.

  Your Xbox 360 console should be connected to your home network.

  Step 2:

  Set Up Media Sharing in Windows Media Player 11 after you download and install Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP, you must set up so that you can share music and other digital media with your Xbox 360 media sharing. The following steps describe how to set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11.

  To set up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11

  1. in Windows Media Player 11, click the arrow below the Library tab, and then click Media Sharing.

  2. in the media sharing dialog box, select the share my media check box, and then click OK

  3. in the list below the share my media to check box, click on your Xbox 360 , click allow and then click OK .

  It might take a little time for your Xbox 360 to appear in the list of devices.

  Step 3:

   

  Play music shared on Xbox 360 after setting up media sharing in Windows Media Player 11 and allowed Xbox 360 receive and read shared content, you can now listen to music from your computer and play them on your Xbox 360.

  To listen to the music streaming from your computer to Xbox 360

  a. using your Xbox 360 controller, select the media blade.

  b. Select music.

  c. Select computer.

  d. on the screen of the PC based on Windows, select Yes, continue.

  After a few moments, your computer with shared media name must appear.

  e. under, select your computer, select your computer and the name of shared media.

  f. find the music you want to play, then press Play.

  The flow of the music from your computer to your Xbox 360.

  If this is not enough, so I also suggest that you send your request to:

  http://www.Xbox.com/en-us/forums

• Problems with media sharing of computer for Playstation 3, xbox 360, PLEASE HELP!

  I can't streaming media from my computer to my PS3 and Xbox 360 (media sharing) through her router (Network). I always listen to movies, music, photos etc from my computer on my Playstation 3 but recently the windows icon ceased to appear on PS3 when I turn it on. Also my xbox is telling me that it is unable to connect with my computer. The strange thing is, internet works perfectly fine for everything and I checked my network share settings and my computer has detected two game systems and are both allowed to share media over the network. I just can't understand why (& PS3 Xbox 360) game systems ceased to recognize my computer suddenly but the xbox live and PSN (online games) work very well. All the world had a similar problem and help me?

  Hi Sir Alex,

  Thank you for visiting the Microsoft answers community site. The question you posted corresponds to the XBOX would be better suited to the XBOX Discussion groups. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.

  Forums Xbox - http://forums.xbox.com/

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• 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?

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  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

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