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Posted by Donovan on February 10, 2006, 9:10 am
Please log in for more thread options Hi, I just wanted to add a post to let everyone know that my problem is
fixed, and to thank everyone for their suggestions. Also, to provide info on
what fixed my problem to help others who might be having this problem.
Although I had the Windows firewall disabled, my PC seemed to still be
blocking UPD Port 1900 traffic. I discovered this by using PacketMon from
AnalogX.
I went into the Windows Firewall settings, to the exception list, and to the
Exception for UPnP Framework, UDP Port 1900. I changed the scope from subnet
to Any. Applied those settings. On my next attempt to add the 360, it
worked the first time. I hope this info helps someone else out there having
this same problem.
Thanks again for all the suggestions.
"Donovan" wrote:
> I purchased an XBox 360 about a week ago, and have been trying to connect it
> to my Dell XPS MCE 2005 PC ever since. I have spent a lot of time searching
> the net and talking to XBox support, but so far I have not been able to get
> it fixed.
>
> The Problem:
> The 360 sees my PC and connects fine via Media Connect, however when running
> XBox360 setup via media center extender manager I get as far as entering the
> setup key, and get stuck on the next screen. The PC always reports back Xbox
> 360 cannot be contacted. I also have an Xbox Classic w/ MC extender and it
> connects fine to the MC PC.
>
> My Setup:
> Dell XPS Gen 4 running WinXP MCE 2005 Rollup 2
> Xbox 360
> Xbox Classic w/media center extender software
> Linksys Router BEFSX41 firmware 1.52.9
> Toshiba Cable Modem
> All connections are hardwired
>
> What I have tried thus far:
> Uninstalled McAfee AV
> Uninstalled MS Anti-Spyware
> Disabled Windows built-in Firewall
> Ugraded Linksys router to current firmware
> Purchased a router on the compliant list, DLink DI-524
> Direct connected the PC to the 360 via CAT5
> Uninstalled and reinstalled mediaconnect and extendermanager (numerous times)
> "regsvr32 %windir%\system32\rsaenh.dll"
> Numerous calls to XBox support and Dell Support
>
> The following response posts are my log files (the DvcConn.log is only from
> the last few events, and does include where I added my classic Xbox to
> extender succesfully, all of the failures are for the 360.):
>
> Any ideas or suggestions?
>
> Thanks,
> Donovan
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