Can't See AppleTV (Vista 64-bit plus McAfee)

I have iTunes 9.0.1 running on Windows Vista 64-Bit. Wireless router: Linksys WRVS4400N w/firewall enabled. Running McAfee firewall; Windows firewall is not enabled.
I cannot get iTunes to see my AppleTV and vice-versa since I bought a new Vista computer.
AppleTV can see Internet fine and access iTunes. It cannot access iTunes and iTunes cannot see it. I know that computer sees the AppleTV device as it's IP address shows up in firewall network diagram and I can ping it. All other wireless devices I have can access the internet and my computer fine including 3 TIVO boxes, 2 laptops, and a Yamaha Disklavier Piano.
AppleTV software is fully updated and I resetup the wireless to see if that would help. Tried resets, reboots, etc. Everything say's it's fully updated and everything has been rebooted.
Also checked ports the TCP/UDP ports list on Apple Site to ensure settings are correct.
Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks for reply. Disabled both McAfee and Wirelss firewalls. Turned off and rebooted everything. Retried iTunes, still no view of Apple TV. Turned firewalls back on.

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