holidayboy wrote:My bedroom PC needed a gentle kick to get listings working again, I ran the command below in an elevated cmd prompt window:
%windir%\ehome\mcupdate -uf -pscn0 -dbgc
Cheers, I'll try that when I get home!!
Hey you're a local
Neill
holidayboy wrote:My bedroom PC needed a gentle kick to get listings working again, I ran the command below in an elevated cmd prompt window:
%windir%\ehome\mcupdate -uf -pscn0 -dbgc
NN18......you win the Poshest Postcode Competitionholidayboy wrote:How local?
Sunny NN14 here.....
neilll wrote:That command worked by the way, nice one!!!
Nope its said 'error connecting, will retry later'. This has been going on for at least a week, my guide will soon run out!!holidayboy wrote:Are you getting guide data now? I think I often see that broadband package message.
I've already deleted the db and re-ran the guide/channel setup.holidayboy wrote:Maybe it's worth using the mcbackup tool over at madeformediacenter.com to backup your .db and see if the download works ok on a freshly created .db after running through tv setup?
(manually delete the old database after backing up).
holidayboy wrote:Maybe it's worth running through the internet connectivity step that's buried somewhere in the tasks>settings area?
I've never come across this issue, maybe a complete Media Center reset is in order since you've already lost the tv .db?
One oddity that I have noticed with my Vista setup is that I need to have internet access established before I start Media Center. If I do that, Media Center sees the internet and can download the EPG.neilll wrote:I can browse the internet on the box outside of WMC though, does that make sense?
Thanks for the suggestion, however my router/firewall are on 24/7 so this might not be relevant in my case. I will check when WMC tries to access the new guide info though what state W7 thinks the internet is in.CyberSimian wrote:One oddity that I have noticed with my Vista setup is that I need to have internet access established before I start Media Center. If I do that, Media Center sees the internet and can download the EPG.neilll wrote:I can browse the internet on the box outside of WMC though, does that make sense?
If I switch on my internet router after I have started Media Center, MC complains that there is no internet access when I try to download the EPG, even though the internet connection is established (I minimise MC, and the network connection icon at lower right shows the "world" graphic, denoting internet access available).
Of course, Windows 7 may be completely different!
-- from CyberSimian in the UK