Re: Xbox 360 Session Terminated

Your logs indicate that there are multiple bad things causing the issues
you're seeing (i.e. there isn't a single root cause for the behavior you
see). Because of this, we (Jenelle and I) think that rolling your PC back
to an earlier system restore point/refreshing your Windows install is the
best thing to do. Although this is not especially fun, it is the quickest
way to get things back to a clean/working state.

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"Jenelle Coberly [MSFT]" <jenellec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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received will review and reply.

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I have emailed the files to the email address with the subject line of
"Re:
Xbox 360 Session Terminated(FAO Jenelle Corbelly)"

"Jenelle Coberly [MSFT]" wrote:

One other piece of information. I have recently heard that there may be
some
third party apps that are changing the registry value that indicates
what
version of Media Center is installed. You may consider reviewing the
following regkey to determine that this has not happened on your PC.

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Media
Center

If MCE rollup2 has been installed the Indent value should be 4.0.
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I am not aware of any other version of this tool. What I am attempting
to
get is a listing of the Media Center binaries, a system snapshot and
the
eventvwr logs. This is done very easily with the MCDiag tool. Our
secondary
option is for you to do all this manually.

To gather binary data do the following:
Is a cmd window change to the .\windows\ehome directory.
Type "dir /s >ehome.txt"

To gather a msinfo32 snaphost select Start, Run, MSINFO32.exe. Save
the
snapshot by selecting File, Save. Save as a NFO.

Gather Eventvwr logs by opening eventvwr (Start, Run, Eventvwr)
Select
the
Application Log. Save the logs file by selecting Action, Save Log
file
As
and save it as a .evt file. Repeat this for the Security and System
event.

Please send all to msft_mcx at hotmail

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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No, not that I'm aware of. Is there anything I can do to correct
this
and
get
the Diag tool to install.
I have had the previous version of MCE Diag install perfectly. I
uninstalled
it when I realised I no longer needed it. Would the previous version
still
install ? Is there anywhere I could get this as I've serched the net
and
not
found it.

"Jenelle Coberly [MSFT]" wrote:

I checked with someone more familiar with the MCdiag tool and they
indicated
that this message is generally only seen if the PC was windows XP
rather
than Media Center. Have you had any issues in the past where tools
did
not
detect this as a MCE PC?

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Jenelle,

No it's not the 64bit version. I've tried running the installer
straight
from net and also copying to hard drive, still the same result.

"Jenelle Coberly [MSFT]" wrote:

Is your Media Center a 64 bit OS? Are you installing straight
from
the
internet or coping the package local and launching?

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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The installer for MCE Diagnostics will not work for me. It
ceases
just
before
the end of installing with the following error:
"There is a problem with this Windows Installer Package. A
program
run
as
part of the setup did not finish as expected. Contact your
personnel or
package vendor."

I have had the previous MCE Diag version installed and worked
fine
but
I
uninstalled it a few months ago. Have I any other options ?

"Jenelle Coberly [MSFT]" wrote:

Stephen,
We will need to gather more data about your current PC
config.
Could
you
download the Windows XP Media Center Diagnostics Kit from

https://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=CE06D6A7-DE56-4D82-BF5F-6F6E1296A934&displaylang=en,
capture a machine snapshot using the MCDiag tool, and send it
to
msft_mcx
at
hotmail? (and then tell me once you've done this)

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Any solutions ?

"Stephen" wrote:

Once I rebooted after the new driver settings I have more
options
on
the
advanced tab. I have changed the duplex settings from auto
to
100mbps
full
duplex. I'm using an intel pro 100 ve. But it's still the
same.
Also when I try to run the MCE Network Peformance Tuner I
get
an
error
"application has generated an exception that could not be
handled"
The
application is the MCXNeTW.exe Common Language Runtime
Debugging
Services.
Could this be a part of the problem ?

"Todd Bowra [MSFT]" wrote:

Do you have a second Ethernet card you could try putting
in
your
PC
and
testing with?

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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I've updated my ethernet network driver but still the
same.
I
don't
seem
to
have the option to view Link Speed & Duplex settings
on
it
though.

"Todd Bowra [MSFT]" wrote:

Couple things to try:
- Update your PC's Ethernet card drivers to the
latest
version
available
from your PC OEM's website
- Change your Ethernet card to 100 mbps full duplex
if
it's
set
to
Auto
Detect or vice versa:
.. 1) Right click My Computer, select Manage,
click
Device
Manager
.. 2) Expand Network adapters; double-click
your
network
card
.. 3) Select the Advanced tab
.. 4) Select Link Speed & Duplex; what is the
Value?
Try
changing
it to
100Mbps/Full Duplex

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"Stephen" <Stephen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
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Any updates on this ? Please help !

"Stephen" wrote:

My Media Centre connects fine with my Xbox 360.
It
allows
me
to
play
videos
and even use Transcode 360. However once you
stop
the
video
or
it
ends I
get
a session terminated error stating "Another user
or
application
on
the
Windows Media Centre-based PC has disconnected
this
device."
I
am
also
getting network congestion errors but I'm not
sure
if
they
are
related
to
this problem.
This problem has only been occuring since I
installed
the
latest
update
recently. Looking at my event logs these are the
two
errors
which
keep
popping up:
Unauthorized window was detect while running the
Media
Center
Experience,
'ehshell.exe - Common Language Runtime Debugging
Services',
with
file
name ''.
Unauthorized window was detect while running the
Media
Center
Experience,
'MCRMgr', with file name
'C:\WINDOWS\system32\dwwin.exe'.

What is going on and why is it now only
happening
after
the
update ?
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