Re: Media Center and Xbox360 problems??
- From: "Chris H." <winxpnews@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 3 Mar 2006 14:37:15 -0800
What anti-virus or firewall software (other than Windows Firewall) are you
running? Things Norton (Symantec), McAfee and ZoneAlarm will block the
setup. If you're running any of those products, temporarily uninstall them
and try the setup again.
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Chris H.
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"larrbert23" <larrbert23@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:F09E91E8-6BE0-4F78-A898-657549266006@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
tried setting up new xbox 360 again, doesnt work, somehow my router is
blocking the connection between my 360's and computer...Microsoft had me
ping
my 360's and computer can't contact them... microsoft told me to contact
linksys and linksys told me to contact microsoft.... don't know what to
do???
"MCE Chris" wrote:
larrbert23,
Have you re run the media center extender set up. I found that this has
resolved many connection issues. If your LAN IP addresses have changed
you
would definitlely need to do this.
Chris
"larrbert23" wrote:
I had my 2 xbox 360's connected to my mce2005 computer through a
generic
compusa router.... Router died bought a new linksys befsr41 v.5 and
can't
get the 360's or my computer to locate each other... Modified the
router
firewall like suggested turned off both windows and nav firewalls and
still
can't get either or to connect....I've contacted linksys and microsoft
support and have not helped at all...My xbox 360's will connect to xbox
live
but not to my mce2005 computer. Do I just need a different router?
Please
help me!
.
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