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I have been working with a customer who ran into error code 23 while trying to download Media Center guide information after installing Update Rollup 2 for Media Center 2005. Using the steps listed in this previous blog post, we tried to repair the BITS service using the bitsadmin.exe tool that is part of the Windows XP SP2 support tools package. Running that tool gave an error like the following:
Failed to instantiate BITS Manager interface... - 0x80080005Server execution failed
After talking to the BITS team, I had the customer try the following workaround and it solved the issue on this machine:
I am not sure how that registry value got deleted on this machine, but adding it back allowed Media Center guide download and other BITS-related download functionality such as Windows Update to start working again.
Hi Aaron,
I see you've helped a lot of people with these EPG issues. I've been getting error code 23 for several weeks now and am ready to nuke this thing! I tried all the steps- inclusing checking the registry like above. Nothing has worked. When I look at the event log, tons of errors from Media Center Guide. If I double click one of them, it lists the problem but it's way over my head. Like many others, everything worked fine and then it just stopped working!
Thanks for any help you may be able to offer!
Dave
Hi Ddahl - All of the workarounds that I know of are listed in the "Guide download errors" section of the article at http://blogs.msdn.com/astebner/articles/487537.aspx. I'd suggest trying those to see if they help at all. If none of those help, I'd suggest posting a question on the Microsoft.Public.Windows.MediaCenter newsgroup to see if anyone there can provide any additional troubleshooting suggestions.
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