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<blockquote data-quote="8bit" data-source="post: 39874" data-attributes="member: 17186">Hi there,I was using MP on standard XP 32-bit pretty much fine and have been trying to get it to work on XP x64 now I have that installed.&nbsp; When I reinstalled using XP x64 (about a month ago) MP seemed to work, it just didn't recognise my Hauppauge HVR1300 MCE card, probably because the 64-bit drivers for the card are some sort of beta version that didn't come directly from Hauppauge.I just downloaded and installed 0.2RC2 and the CVS mediaportal-cvs-02-27-2006--01-04.rar and did all the other usual things (.NET2.0, Mozilla control, ran the start.bat script file) but the setup wizard either throws an unhandled exception once I've got about 2 screens into it, or refuses to start with the message &quot;Configuration.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close.&quot;Like I said tho, a previous CVS (whatever one I downloaded on the day I installed XP64) seemed to work fine, it just didn't recognise my tuner card.&nbsp; Anyone got any ideas (other than falling back to 32bit XP)?TIA8bit</blockquote>

[QUOTE="8bit, post: 39874, member: 17186"] Hi there, I was using MP on standard XP 32-bit pretty much fine and have been trying to get it to work on XP x64 now I have that installed. When I reinstalled using XP x64 (about a month ago) MP seemed to work, it just didn't recognise my Hauppauge HVR1300 MCE card, probably because the 64-bit drivers for the card are some sort of beta version that didn't come directly from Hauppauge. I just downloaded and installed 0.2RC2 and the CVS mediaportal-cvs-02-27-2006--01-04.rar and did all the other usual things (.NET2.0, Mozilla control, ran the start.bat script file) but the setup wizard either throws an unhandled exception once I've got about 2 screens into it, or refuses to start with the message "Configuration.exe has encountered a problem and needs to close." Like I said tho, a previous CVS (whatever one I downloaded on the day I installed XP64) seemed to work fine, it just didn't recognise my tuner card. Anyone got any ideas (other than falling back to 32bit XP)? TIA 8bit [/QUOTE]

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