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<blockquote data-quote="Addow" data-source="post: 498353" data-attributes="member: 83134">Hi zaubertuba,I had exactly the same problem yesterday. And after some grave digging I found the solution (in my case) and it probably works for you (and others) too. I think something goes wrong with DLL extraction during the ALPHA setup, because I did not had this error in previous installs.I found out it had something to do with the extraction of DLLs during the setup. MediaPortal was missing 3 important DLLs in its root directory. By extracting these DLLs from the setup executable (with 7-zip) manually and placing them in %PROGRAM FILES%\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal, the problem was luckily solved and everything works like a charm at the moment.In order to fix the problem even quicker, I extracted, zipped and uploaded the DLLs (in attachment). Extract the DLLs to the MediaPortal install directory. Hope that does the trick for you too.Let me know if the problem is fixed and enjoy the alpha testing!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Addow, post: 498353, member: 83134"] Hi zaubertuba, I had exactly the same problem yesterday. And after some grave digging I found the solution (in my case) and it probably works for you (and others) too. I think something goes wrong with DLL extraction during the ALPHA setup, because I did not had this error in previous installs. I found out it had something to do with the extraction of DLLs during the setup. MediaPortal was missing 3 important DLLs in its root directory. By extracting these DLLs from the setup executable (with 7-zip) manually and placing them in %PROGRAM FILES%\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal, the problem was luckily solved and everything works like a charm at the moment. In order to fix the problem even quicker, I extracted, zipped and uploaded the DLLs (in attachment). Extract the DLLs to the MediaPortal install directory. Hope that does the trick for you too. Let me know if the problem is fixed and enjoy the alpha testing! [/QUOTE]

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