| Connecting to 360, 2 ways
There are two ways that I know of if you're having troubles connecting to a PC. The first way is through WMP 11. The second is if you're having trouble with windows media player and/or WMC.
First way:
1) Make sure you're 360 is on
2) Open windows media player 11
3) Click the arrow under "Library" then click "Media Sharing..."
4) Make sure the box titled "Share my media to:" is checked, if not do so
5) If your 360 isn't below that then proceed, if it is then there you go
6) Click the "settings" tab in "Media Sharing"
7) Make every box checked and on "Star Ratings" and "Parental Ratings" click all ratings on both
8) Keep wmp up on your computer and on your 360 go to the tab "system"
9) From there click "Computers" then "Windows-based PC"
10) From there you should see your computer and transfer songs to your 360
Second way:
1) Make sure your 360 is on.
2) Goto Start -> Run: Type in "services.msc" without quotes.
3) Find the service called "Windows Media Player Network Sharing Serivce", Right-Click on it and select Stop. Close the Window.
4) Double Click "My computer", Select Tools -> Folder Options.
5) In the Folder Options windows, select the "View" tab.
6) Select "Show hidden Files and folders", and UNcheck "Hide protected operating system files".
7) Hit Apply, Hit Ok.
8) Double-Click on your C drive. If you see a folder called DRM then goto step 10.
9) Double-Click the "Documents and Settings" folder, double-click the "All Users" folder.
*If you still cant find your DRM folder, Goto Start -> Run , Type in "regedit" without quotes. Expand "HKEY Local Machines" -> Expand "Microsoft" -> Expand "DRM". Double Click on the file in the right side of the window called "DataPath". In the new window called "Edit Binary Value" it should list the datapath to your drm folder along the rightside, itll look kind of scrambled. *
10) Double-Click the "DRM" folder, Click Edit -> Select All. Then Delete.
11) Select Tools -> Folder Options.
12) In the Folder Options windows, select the "View" tab.
13) Select "Do not Show hidden Files and folders", and check "Hide protected operating system files". Select Apply, Select OK.
14) Goto Start -> Run: Type in "services.msc" without quotes.
15) Find the service called "Windows Media Player Network Sharing Serivce", Right-Click on it and select Start.
16) Go into Windows Media Player 11, and make sure your 360 is detected and "Allowed" to share.
17) Goto your 360, Select Music or Pictures, Select Computer, Select Yes, and hopefully your pc will now be found.
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:TUT: Connecting your Xbox 360 to a Windows PC.
