Mark
March 31st 03, 06:23 PM
Thanks Jonathan for the attached.
I tried it but it didn't work straight away.
However, when I deleted them all then ran the setup a
home network wizard all was fine.
Cheers.
Mark.
>-----Original Message-----
>Greetings John,
>
>You might try going through the Audio (and Video) Tuning
Wizard in case one of your devices
>has changed its name (which cases this "effect" to
occur). To do so, open the main Messenger
>window, click the Tools menu, then Audio Tuning Wizard.
Both you and your contact should do
>this.
>
>Also, both you and your contact should clear your UPnP
entries in your router. To do so,
>click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Communications,
Network Connections. Right-click your
>"Internet Gateway" (should be under the Internet Gateway
heading) and choose Properties.
>Choose the Settings button, click each 'msmsgs'
or 'msnmsgr' entry and then choose 'Delete'
>to each one. Then close Messenger (right-click the
Messenger icon, choose Exit), then
>restart Messenger.
>____________________________________________
>Jonathan Kay
>Windows MVP, Messenger
>Associate Expert
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
>Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
>
>
>"Microsoft Support" > wrote in message
...
>> I thought DirectX9a was supposed to fix bugs in
connection with Messenger.
>> But instead it made things worse!
>>
>> After upgrading to DX9a Messenger 4.7.2005 cannot
setup a video or voice
>> conversation.
>> It worked perfectly fine before the upgrade.
>>
>> I tried to install MSN Messenger instead but got the
same error.
>>
>> It seems like the connection gets established but is
lost in under half a
>> second.
>>
>> I am using a Linksys BEFW11S4 router with the latest
UPnP enabled (and
>> fixed) firmware (ver 1.44.2z).
>> The other end of the conversation is using a Linksys
BEFSR41 router also
>> with the latest firmware (ver 1.44.2).
>>
>> Is this the same problem we encountered when upgrading
to DX9 with the old
>> Linksys firmware?
>> It is certainly not as severe as it was by then.
>>
>> Do we need a new router firmware (again) or is there
another fix?
>>
>>
>> Keep up the good work MS...
>>
>> John Vindahl Nielsen
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>
I tried it but it didn't work straight away.
However, when I deleted them all then ran the setup a
home network wizard all was fine.
Cheers.
Mark.
>-----Original Message-----
>Greetings John,
>
>You might try going through the Audio (and Video) Tuning
Wizard in case one of your devices
>has changed its name (which cases this "effect" to
occur). To do so, open the main Messenger
>window, click the Tools menu, then Audio Tuning Wizard.
Both you and your contact should do
>this.
>
>Also, both you and your contact should clear your UPnP
entries in your router. To do so,
>click Start, All Programs, Accessories, Communications,
Network Connections. Right-click your
>"Internet Gateway" (should be under the Internet Gateway
heading) and choose Properties.
>Choose the Settings button, click each 'msmsgs'
or 'msnmsgr' entry and then choose 'Delete'
>to each one. Then close Messenger (right-click the
Messenger icon, choose Exit), then
>restart Messenger.
>____________________________________________
>Jonathan Kay
>Windows MVP, Messenger
>Associate Expert
>http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone/
>Messenger Resources - http://messenger.jonathankay.com
>
>
>"Microsoft Support" > wrote in message
...
>> I thought DirectX9a was supposed to fix bugs in
connection with Messenger.
>> But instead it made things worse!
>>
>> After upgrading to DX9a Messenger 4.7.2005 cannot
setup a video or voice
>> conversation.
>> It worked perfectly fine before the upgrade.
>>
>> I tried to install MSN Messenger instead but got the
same error.
>>
>> It seems like the connection gets established but is
lost in under half a
>> second.
>>
>> I am using a Linksys BEFW11S4 router with the latest
UPnP enabled (and
>> fixed) firmware (ver 1.44.2z).
>> The other end of the conversation is using a Linksys
BEFSR41 router also
>> with the latest firmware (ver 1.44.2).
>>
>> Is this the same problem we encountered when upgrading
to DX9 with the old
>> Linksys firmware?
>> It is certainly not as severe as it was by then.
>>
>> Do we need a new router firmware (again) or is there
another fix?
>>
>>
>> Keep up the good work MS...
>>
>> John Vindahl Nielsen
>>
>>
>
>
>.
>