Did find a solution here? i have the same problem; that is, media center
setup defeats me when i get to media center cannot find IR device.
"Park Hensley" wrote:
I have Vista Ultimate 32-bit. My remote control is a genuine Microsoft Vista
MCE Remote Control and is not detected by the Media Center TV setup program.
Changing the USB port for the ir receiver does not work. I really want to get
this resolved.
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Re: Has Microsoft killed the Media PC?? ... I would take out the receiver but there are 2 issues in doing so; ... The first being when I hook the Media PC directly to the TV I have the same ... Receiver: Denon AVR-4308CI (HDCP Compliant)... For the Audio connection I run ... (microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter)
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Re: Has Microsoft killed the Media PC?? ... By the way, yes, if I unplug the hdmi from the receiver and plug it into the ... The first being when I hook the Media PC directly to the TV I have the ... Receiver: Denon AVR-4308CI (HDCP Compliant)... (microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter)
Re: Has Microsoft killed the Media PC?? ... cable from the receiver to the pc's output but as soon as I reboot the media ... display settings back to 1080p when I got into windows in order to watch the ... The first being when I hook the Media PC directly to the TV I have the ... Receiver: Denon AVR-4308CI (HDCP Compliant)... (microsoft.public.windows.mediacenter)
