[Tom Schlichting]

running vista 64, medis center doesn't find any extenders, turned off firewall no help,router is setup to allow upnp,checked that correct services are running in auto. not sure what else to check.
did install teaming driver, but don't think that is the problem, only 1 cat5 connected now due to 2 were slowing down internet connection.

system specs
Ga-ep45-ud3p
2 wd 640gb raid
q6700
8 gb ram
nvidia 9800 gtx
hauppauge tv card
netgear router

Tom

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What kind of media extentions are you trying to find?

[mpascal]

What kind of media extentions are you trying to find?

[Tom Schlichting]

xbox 360

[mpascal]

My computer only detects the xbox 360 when it is powered up. If the xbox isn't powered up the system won't see it.

[Tom Schlichting]

xbox is on and connected to network

[mpascal]

Try going through all these steps if you haven't already. Also, do you know if your router is recognizing both the xbox 360 and the computer?

[Tom Schlichting]

computer and xbox 360 are able to get online, upnp is enabled on router and vista.

[mpascal]

I assume you are using a wired connection. Try disabling ICS on your system. Here's the link to Microsoft's website. Link

What version of vista are you using?

[Tom Schlichting]

ics is disabled, xbox 360 shows up in network map.

[Tom Schlichting]

concerning first post,i uninstalled teaming driver and re-installed and now connection works.

[mpascal]

So the media center connection is ok now? Is teaming the brand of router or what?

[Tom Schlichting]

realtek drivers for dual ethernet ports on motherboard.