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<blockquote data-quote="Mercbac" data-source="post: 210416" data-attributes="member: 48233">Well, I tested around with a few more options, and found that moving my MP database directory to my data partition (so out of C:\ProgramData\Team Mediaportal\Mediaportal\database) has made the whole thing less sensitive for hanging or disabling navigation, which I believe are both symptoms of a corrupted database, possibly caused by Vista's new security model. I tried running mediaportal.exe and configuration.exe &quot;as administrator&quot;, and as my own user, being a member of local admin, which caused some of the databases to be created under the compatibility dir (under the Virtual Store). I wasn't happy with either, so I changed Mediaportaldirs.xml to have the database dir point to my data partition, and that works much better.However... Hitting F3 on .img or .iso files (mounted via Daemon tools) still leaves me with a movie entry that does not show an icon, even though the coverart is successfully downloaded and all imdb info is stored in the db. This works fine for .avi files.And the thing that started this thread (folder.jpg) also works fine in the 16551 SVN build that rtv made. It nicely displays my folder.jpg for each folder and subfolder.So is there anyone using Vista who could repro this behaviour?&nbsp; That's the last little thing on my list before declaring 0.2.3.0 an absolutely perfect solution (for me at least).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mercbac, post: 210416, member: 48233"] Well, I tested around with a few more options, and found that moving my MP database directory to my data partition (so out of C:\ProgramData\Team Mediaportal\Mediaportal\database) has made the whole thing less sensitive for hanging or disabling navigation, which I believe are both symptoms of a corrupted database, possibly caused by Vista's new security model. I tried running mediaportal.exe and configuration.exe "as administrator", and as my own user, being a member of local admin, which caused some of the databases to be created under the compatibility dir (under the Virtual Store). I wasn't happy with either, so I changed Mediaportaldirs.xml to have the database dir point to my data partition, and that works much better. However... Hitting F3 on .img or .iso files (mounted via Daemon tools) still leaves me with a movie entry that does not show an icon, even though the coverart is successfully downloaded and all imdb info is stored in the db. This works fine for .avi files. And the thing that started this thread (folder.jpg) also works fine in the 16551 SVN build that rtv made. It nicely displays my folder.jpg for each folder and subfolder. So is there anyone using Vista who could repro this behaviour? That's the last little thing on my list before declaring 0.2.3.0 an absolutely perfect solution (for me at least). [/QUOTE]

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