Hey guys, this just amiscellaneousquestion. I have a customer who has a Windows 7 Ultimate PC with Media Center and Media Player 11. Customer has somewhat of an intricate network setup: He has two servers, a PC and an Xbox 360 connected both through a Netgear Gigabit switch and a D-Link router DIR628. Both the switch and the router are then connected to a high-speed modem. I'm currently attempting to get the customer's PC connected to his xbox360, to use the media center function and allow him to stream his media files. I have turned off his firewall, and the cust does not have any third party security software installed on his PC. I have checked his event logs in eventviewer and have noticed the following Event ID's: Level Date & Time Source Event ID Task Category Warning 11/7/2009 6:15:35 PM Microsoft-Windows-Media Center Extender 514 Configuration "Media Center Extender Setup cannot copy Photo Albums settings. Error: The remote storage service is not operational at this time." Level Date & Time Source Event ID Task Category Warning 11/7/2009 6:15:36 PM Microsoft-Windows-Media Center Extender 516 Configuration "Media Center Extender Setup cannot copy Documents settings. Error: The remote storage service is not operational at this time." Level Date & Time Source Event ID Task Category Warning 11/7/2009 6:15:36 PM Microsoft-Windows-Media Center Extender 516 Configuration "Media Center Extender Setup cannot copy Documents settings. Error: The remote storage service is not operational at this time." Any suggestions on what may be causing this?

Hi, Regarding this issue, I would like to share the following Knowledge Base articles with you: While attempting to set up your Xbox 360 console as a Media Center Extender, you receive the error message: "Xbox 360 not found If the issue persists, considering this issue is related to Media Center Extender, it is recommended that you go to our Windows Media Center Community for help: Windows 7 Media Center Extenders Thank you for your understanding and cooperation. Hope the issue will be resolved soon. Nicholas Li - MSFT