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<blockquote data-quote="fredklein" data-source="post: 137202" data-attributes="member: 48253"><p>More info on my install, in case it helps:</p><p></p><p>Fresh copy of XP Pro (SP2).</p><p>Loaded drivers for my integrated sound and NIC from the CD that came with my MB. (MB is an ASUS M2NBP-VM CSM)</p><p>Loaded video drivers for my video card. (Gigabyte GeForce 7100 GS)</p><p>Plugged the [Ehome] IR receiver into the USB port. New Hardware found, XP could not find the Drivers. I did a little research, and downloaded/installed "Hotfix for Windows (KB912024)". Ehome IR receiver recognized and installed.</p><p>Downloaded MP. Installed. CHecked the box in setup to use the MCE Remote.</p><p></p><p>In Device Manager, under "human interface devices", there is a 'Microsoft eHome Infrared transiever'. Under 'keyboards', I see "microsoft ehome mcir 109 keyboard", "microsoft ehome mcir keyboard", and "microsoft ehome remote control keyboard keys". All hardware is installed and working, no conflicts.</p><p></p><p>Here is a copy of my Mediaportal.log file: </p><p><a href="http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com/12283" target="_blank">http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com/12283</a></p><p></p><p>If it matters:</p><p>I started MP, used the arrow keys to get to 'My Videos', Hit 'Okay'.</p><p>I arrowed down to a listed movie, and hit 'Enter'. it asked if I wanted to resume, and I hit 'Enter' for yes.</p><p>I hit 'pause', 'stop', 'forward', 'skip', 'rewind', 'replay', none of which worked.</p><p>I hit 'clear', wound up back at the 'my movies' menu with a small copy of the movie playing inthe lower left, at which point, I closed the program.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fredklein, post: 137202, member: 48253"] More info on my install, in case it helps: Fresh copy of XP Pro (SP2). Loaded drivers for my integrated sound and NIC from the CD that came with my MB. (MB is an ASUS M2NBP-VM CSM) Loaded video drivers for my video card. (Gigabyte GeForce 7100 GS) Plugged the [Ehome] IR receiver into the USB port. New Hardware found, XP could not find the Drivers. I did a little research, and downloaded/installed "Hotfix for Windows (KB912024)". Ehome IR receiver recognized and installed. Downloaded MP. Installed. CHecked the box in setup to use the MCE Remote. In Device Manager, under "human interface devices", there is a 'Microsoft eHome Infrared transiever'. Under 'keyboards', I see "microsoft ehome mcir 109 keyboard", "microsoft ehome mcir keyboard", and "microsoft ehome remote control keyboard keys". All hardware is installed and working, no conflicts. Here is a copy of my Mediaportal.log file: [URL="http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com/12283"]http://pastebin.team-mediaportal.com/12283[/URL] If it matters: I started MP, used the arrow keys to get to 'My Videos', Hit 'Okay'. I arrowed down to a listed movie, and hit 'Enter'. it asked if I wanted to resume, and I hit 'Enter' for yes. I hit 'pause', 'stop', 'forward', 'skip', 'rewind', 'replay', none of which worked. I hit 'clear', wound up back at the 'my movies' menu with a small copy of the movie playing inthe lower left, at which point, I closed the program. [/QUOTE]
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