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<blockquote data-quote="Eudelfeudel" data-source="post: 511604" data-attributes="member: 95486">Did you even care to read my post? My gues is: no.Here is what your link says:The MediaPortal installer will issue a warning, but will allow you to install on:&nbsp; &nbsp; * Windows 7 Beta (warning will be removed when it goes RTM)&nbsp; &nbsp; * Windows Server 2003 and 2008 (Microsoft does not release essential hotfixes for using TV cards)&nbsp; &nbsp; * Windows XP and Vista with beta/release candidate service packs And, to repeat myself for the third time, THE INSTALLER DOES NOT GO ON AND INSTALL!!!!!!! It is buggy and thinks my Windows 2003 R2 machine is Windows XP64bit. I can install 1.0.2, but mytv is not working with that version. After opening two threads about it with detailed description and log files attached, and getting zero response for more than a week, i gave the beta a shot. But the beta is worse, it does not install at all instead of having errors during usage.Did i make my point clear this time?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Eudelfeudel, post: 511604, member: 95486"] Did you even care to read my post? My gues is: no. Here is what your link says: The MediaPortal installer will issue a warning, but will allow you to install on: * Windows 7 Beta (warning will be removed when it goes RTM) * Windows Server 2003 and 2008 (Microsoft does not release essential hotfixes for using TV cards) * Windows XP and Vista with beta/release candidate service packs And, to repeat myself for the third time, THE INSTALLER DOES NOT GO ON AND INSTALL!!!!!!! It is buggy and thinks my Windows 2003 R2 machine is Windows XP64bit. I can install 1.0.2, but mytv is not working with that version. After opening two threads about it with detailed description and log files attached, and getting zero response for more than a week, i gave the beta a shot. But the beta is worse, it does not install at all instead of having errors during usage. Did i make my point clear this time? [/QUOTE]

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