If someone has the answer to On Line Media, No Services Found, please let me
know, I can hardly believe that there is not an option to download within
Media Center that actually works.

The manual download option with interent connection within Media Center does
not work, and there is not a link to re install the software that I have been
able to locate
And to re install Vista ----

Any suggestions
6/18/07

"Kevin Baroni" wrote:

> Michael,
>
> Although I have found many useful suggestions in this forum, this
> unfortunately has not been one of them. I have tried these exact steps
> numerous times to no avail. No matter what I do I still receive the "No
> Services Found" message when attempting to view Online Media in Windows Media
> Center. Reinstalling Vista is not an option, there has to be a
> better/smarter way than that...I'm sure there is.
>
> User Info: Administrator (experienced user), long-time MSDN Subscriber
> Hardware Info: Shuttle XPC P2 3700W (quad-cpu), 2gb RAM
> OS Info: Vista Ultimate (all patches/updates installed).
>
> Thanks for any help you can provide and feel free to contact me if you desire.
>
> Kevin A. Baroni
> kevinb@kabconsulting.com
> 916-725-5771 (Sacramento, CA)
>
>
>
> "Michael" wrote:
>
> > To correct "No Services found", go to SETTINGS within Media Center. Then go
> > to GENERAL and AUTOMATIC DOWNLOAD OPTIONS. Select "Download Now" to download
> > the media guide. You may also have to select "Manual Download". Save,
> > exit and reenter. This will reestablish all the Media Buttons.
> >
> > "prodjsteve" wrote:
> >
> > > I finally have Vista premium up and running. I have found that I have lost
> > > all of my Online Media in Media Center. The only thing in that section is my
> > > games. Any ideas? Anyone else with this glitch?
> > > Help would be appreciated.