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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 1132191" data-attributes="member: 82144">That was a bit extreme. Only reinstallation of IR32 was suggested.Nope, that won't work.IRBlast is for the blaster.IR32 is for the receiver.If you want to control your set top box with IR then you need IRBlast.If you want your remote control to work then you need IR32.Could you please try following the instructions that I gave you, which were to simply uninstall and reinstall IR32. The stuff that you're doing now is not helping.Nope, disabling IR32 auto-start won't make any difference. Like I said, the only way forward is to get MediaPortal configuration to detect that IR32 *is* actually installed.Unlikely.If it were me I would do what was recommended, which was to uninstall and reinstall only IR32 first.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 1132191, member: 82144"] That was a bit extreme. Only reinstallation of IR32 was suggested. Nope, that won't work. [B]IRBlast[/B] is for the blaster. [B]IR32[/B] is for the receiver. If you want to control your set top box with IR then you need IRBlast. If you want your remote control to work then you need IR32. Could you please try following the instructions that I gave you, which were to simply uninstall and reinstall IR32. The stuff that you're doing now is not helping. Nope, disabling IR32 auto-start won't make any difference. Like I said, the only way forward is to get MediaPortal configuration to detect that IR32 *is* actually installed. Unlikely. If it were me I would do what was recommended, which was to uninstall and reinstall only IR32 first. [/QUOTE]

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