ehshell.exe-common language runtime debugging service - error

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)

The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows Media
center.
I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after rebooting
from a back up cd?
Any help will be appreciated.

There seems to be various causes. Windows Media Center should not be listed
in add/remove programs.
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/820121
http://thegreenbutton.com/forums/p/45708/199694.aspx
http://www.google.com/search?q=media...x=&startPage=1

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"R Reyes" <R > wrote in message
news:B69B955A-65C3-4230-8EA2-...
> Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
> Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)
>
> The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows
> Media
> center.
> I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
> add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after
> rebooting
> from a back up cd?
> Any help will be appreciated.

Run sfc /scannow


> "R Reyes" <R > wrote in message
> news:B69B955A-65C3-4230-8EA2-...
>> Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
>> Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)
>>
>> The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows
>> Media
>> center.
>> I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
>> add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after
>> rebooting
>> from a back up cd?
>> Any help will be appreciated.
>

Media Center can't be "removed", it is a embedded as part of the OS.

Perhaps you mean Media Player? If so, try reposting your question in a Media
Player forum for more/better help.
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"R Reyes" <R > wrote in message
news:B69B955A-65C3-4230-8EA2-...
> Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
> Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)
>
> The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows
> Media
> center.
> I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
> add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after
> rebooting
> from a back up cd?
> Any help will be appreciated.

"Jaime" wrote:

> Media Center can't be "removed", it is a embedded as part of the OS.
>
> Perhaps you mean Media Player? If so, try reposting your question in a Media
> Player forum for more/better help.
> --
> James
> Orlando (Goofy says "Hey"), Florida
>
>
> "R Reyes" <R > wrote in message
> news:B69B955A-65C3-4230-8EA2-...
> > Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
> > Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)
> >
> > The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows
> > Media
> > center.
> > I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
> > add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after
> > rebooting
> > from a back up cd?
> > Any help will be appreciated.
>
>


In the add/remove program, It would show Windows xp Media Center if you put
a check mark on the update list above. But I just found out too that it's
only the update that I can delete. Thank you

"Bob" wrote:

> Run sfc /scannow
>
>
> > "R Reyes" <R > wrote in message
> > news:B69B955A-65C3-4230-8EA2-...
> >> Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.
> >> Process id=ox1a08 (6664), thread id= ox17a4(6052)
> >>
> >> The above is the error message I get whenever I tried openning Windows
> >> Media
> >> center.
> >> I've tried everything except deleting window media center from the
> >> add/remove program. Can I do this and would it show back up after
> >> rebooting
> >> from a back up cd?
> >> Any help will be appreciated.
> >
>


I did ran sfc /scannow but It didn't do any thing.