You mentioned mcsrchPH.© 2023 THE TENNESSEE TITANS. %SystemRoot%\ehome\ehPrivJob.exe /DoReindexSearchRoot %SystemRoot%\ehome\ehPrivJob.exe /DoRegisterSearch $(Arg0) If you've run these from an administrator command prompt: The mission of the Alpharetta High School Media Center is to build a foundation for lifelong learning through information literacy to instill a love of. To be completely honest if you already tried resetting WMC by deleting that directory and have tried these utilities and if you are sure that you've not modified things to cause search to stop functioning your best course of action would be to reinstall. It’s not supported but this utility may also be able to help:
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I’m not sure what you did for the full reset in WMC but if you haven't, you should try and delete the entire contents of C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\eHome My tuner hardware is a network HD OTA tuner from SiliconDust called HDHomeRun. You mentioned uninstalling WMC, this doesn’t do anything really, nothing that’d help with guide issues. Vista, MediaCenter - Guide stopped updating. LoadMXF.
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Update for Microsoft Office 2010 (KB2494150)Ī similar issue/symptom is registered already in feedbacks. The LoadMXF.exe tool loads data from an MXF file into a Windows Media Center Guide data store. NET Framework 4 Client Profile (KB2533523) Right-click on the downloaded file and choose the option equivalent to Extract Here. Go to where you downloaded the application files. This can be done by clicking the taskbar icon. NET Framework 4 Client Profile (KB2473228) Installing Windows Media Center 1 Open File Explorer. NET Framework 4 Client Profile (KB2468871) NET Framework 4 Client Profile (KB2518870) NET Framework 4 Client Profile (KB2446708) Microsoft Office Shared MUI (English) 2010 Microsoft Office Groove MUI (English) 2010 Microsoft Office Excel MUI (English) 2010 We encourage people writing about reproductive health to use language that is medically. Microsoft Office Access MUI (English) 2010 ACOG uses clinically accurate language when discussing abortion. Microsoft Office 2010 Service Pack 1 (SP1) With thanks in anticipation of your help and ideas.Īppwiz © 2010-11 Ian E, Green, All Rights Reserved Does anyone know a way of doing this? I've tried opening it with MS Access and SQLlite To open/view the epg database file mcepg*.db contained in the c:\program data\microsoft\ehome\ directory to see if the layout of epg data is correct for searching. One other thing I'm trying to check is if the WMC propdesc file for Indexing may have changed (need changing) the directory c:\windows\ehome\ contains a file mcsrchPH.propdesc which lists a specification for indexing. I'd appreciate any ideas people have about other checks or areas I could investigate for fixing this problem and/or if you're experiencing the same problem yourself. I know there have been recent updates to WMC wrapping up fixes e.g KB2284742 October 2010 but my understanding is that this is included in SP1 and although my system was purchased Mar 2011 it appears to be already installed. Perhaps this is a known problem or limitation? My best guess is that it might be a 64bit SP1 issue? I've also tried with a single channel (both with MC Guide Data and XMLTV guide data.
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charge a monthly subscription fee for its Media Center TV guide service.
And rebuilding the Index.ģ) Performing a full-reset of WMC and resetting up TV signal.Ĥ) Using the WMC Functions: RegisterSearch and ReindexSearchRoot Windows XP Media Center Edition (MCE) is a version of the Windows XP operating system which. Including deleting all program data.Ģ) Checking the Indexing options to ensure that Windows Media Center is included in the list of Indexed locations.
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The problem seems to be restricted to the TV Guide.įor reference I have tried all of the following - without success - the problem remains the same TV Guide searching does not work:ġ) Uninstalling and reinstalling WMC using the 'Turn Windows Features On/Off' install feature. Of interest other Index related Search functions within WMC do work correctly. I've checked all the obvious things suggested by others but have reached the end of my understanding about what might be causing it. It is as if those TV Guide Search functions that rely on Indexing do not work while other, simple lookups, do work. Search: All Films will return a list ofįilms listed in the Guide. However some Guide search functions do return results e.g. Other guide search functions also return 'no results'. From this site, eBook purchasers can access disc content that might have accompanied the print version of the book as well as other digital resources that might be available. When you choose the Search by Title function it returns 'no results'. Welcome to McGraw-Hill Professionals MediaCenter. I've also checked on another system with the same configuration. I'm unable to get the TV Guide Search function to operate within Windows Media Center.
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