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<blockquote data-quote="CyberSimian" data-source="post: 1249005" data-attributes="member: 141969">I am not sure that the install process produces logs (I am not an expert!), but if they do exist, they will probably reside in sub-folders in &quot;C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\&quot;.&nbsp; There is one log folder for &quot;MediaPortal&quot;, and another one for &quot;TV Server&quot;.The error that [USER=56089]@Jasmeet_181[/USER] referenced relates to IP addresses.&nbsp; You should be using static IP addresses for the systems that are going to use MP (clients and server).&nbsp; In your situation, I think that I would:(1) Restore the image of the Windows drive that I created before trying to install MP for the first time.(2) Change the IP address to be static.(3) Open a command window with &quot;Run as administrator&quot;.(4) Install MP with the internet connected.You could try to uninstall and cleanup your existing MP and SQL installations, but I am personally not convinced that that undoes everything that was done during the install.&nbsp; Maybe it does, and maybe it doesn't, but I wouldn't spend my time trying to accomplish that (just my view).&nbsp; If you did not create an image of the Windows drive before installing MP for the first time, you would need to re-install Windows in order to start from a clean &quot;reference&quot; state.-- from CyberSimian in the UK</blockquote>

[QUOTE="CyberSimian, post: 1249005, member: 141969"] I am not sure that the install process produces logs (I am not an expert!), but if they do exist, they will probably reside in sub-folders in "C:\ProgramData\Team MediaPortal\". There is one log folder for "MediaPortal", and another one for "TV Server". The error that [USER=56089]@Jasmeet_181[/USER] referenced relates to IP addresses. You should be using static IP addresses for the systems that are going to use MP (clients and server). In your situation, I think that I would: (1) Restore the image of the Windows drive that I created before trying to install MP for the first time. (2) Change the IP address to be static. (3) Open a command window with "Run as administrator". (4) Install MP with the internet connected. You could try to uninstall and cleanup your existing MP and SQL installations, but I am personally not convinced that that undoes everything that was done during the install. Maybe it does, and maybe it doesn't, but I wouldn't spend my time trying to accomplish that (just my view). If you did not create an image of the Windows drive before installing MP for the first time, you would need to re-install Windows in order to start from a clean "reference" state. -- from CyberSimian in the UK [/QUOTE]

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