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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1138039" data-attributes="member: 109222">Hi.I'm using the original Microsoft ehome receiver since ever they are on the market. Only on XP (the version without MCE) it was a bit tricky to get them working, but not impossible. All other windows versions (maybe not Win10, don't know jet) came with proper drivers included. Even on Linux (XBMC/Kodi) it is working ootb. And, for more than 10 years I'm still using the first receiver I've owned.&nbsp; But I have to say, I've never used, not even tested the blaster option. And I'm also not familiar with IRSS or EventGhost as I also never used them due to the widely based software support ehome has...If you got driver issues on Win7 then most likely it's an issue with a) the USB port the receiver is connected to or b) it's a hardware fault of the receiver...First I would try to attach it to a different USB port or probably to an active! USB hub...If this did not change anything I would try to uninstall the ehome receiver from device manager and then restart the computer. This will install the drivers from scratch...If this still did not work I would try the receiver on a different pc, just to see if it's working properly at all...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1138039, member: 109222"] Hi. I'm using the original Microsoft ehome receiver since ever they are on the market. Only on XP (the version without MCE) it was a bit tricky to get them working, but not impossible. All other windows versions (maybe not Win10, don't know jet) came with proper drivers included. Even on Linux (XBMC/Kodi) it is working ootb. And, for more than 10 years I'm still using the first receiver I've owned. But I have to say, I've never used, not even tested the blaster option. And I'm also not familiar with IRSS or EventGhost as I also never used them due to the widely based software support ehome has... If you got driver issues on Win7 then most likely it's an issue with a) the USB port the receiver is connected to or b) it's a hardware fault of the receiver... First I would try to attach it to a different USB port or probably to an active! USB hub... If this did not change anything I would try to uninstall the ehome receiver from device manager and then restart the computer. This will install the drivers from scratch... If this still did not work I would try the receiver on a different pc, just to see if it's working properly at all... [/QUOTE]

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