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<blockquote data-quote="dvdfreak" data-source="post: 363509" data-attributes="member: 21313">There must be a low-level issue with your IIS then.&nbsp; Can you access &quot;http://localhost/IISHelp&quot;?&nbsp; Are you on XP or Vista.&nbsp; If XP, is the IIS version 5.1, the original IIS installed from your XP CD?This is very interesting and I'd like to be able to reproduce (and obviously) fix this.Every time? Only in certain cases?&nbsp; We're gonna need a bit more details to be able to determine what is going wrong for you here.&nbsp; Are your shares set up correctly for your card(s)?&nbsp; Most people having issues like this only have a single card that works fine, and the moment the second card is needed they run into problems....I notice you are only using one DVB-C card, so it must be something else.&nbsp; But does it work sometimes or never for you?&nbsp; Version 1.3.2 has improved share testing, so do check if your Test Shares works correctly.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dvdfreak, post: 363509, member: 21313"] There must be a low-level issue with your IIS then. Can you access "http://localhost/IISHelp"? Are you on XP or Vista. If XP, is the IIS version 5.1, the original IIS installed from your XP CD? This is very interesting and I'd like to be able to reproduce (and obviously) fix this. Every time? Only in certain cases? We're gonna need a bit more details to be able to determine what is going wrong for you here. Are your shares set up correctly for your card(s)? Most people having issues like this only have a single card that works fine, and the moment the second card is needed they run into problems.... I notice you are only using one DVB-C card, so it must be something else. But does it work sometimes or never for you? Version 1.3.2 has improved share testing, so do check if your Test Shares works correctly. [/QUOTE]

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