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<blockquote data-quote="cpp2005" data-source="post: 310451" data-attributes="member: 26608">cafe.racerYou probably have two IR server installations, because your logs are from original version. It is easy to tell since debug build specifies file path on the development machine in the exception message. For my builds itsD:\temp\prj\mp\mediaportal\IR Server Suite\(See Clinton logs for example).In your logs its D:\Dev\MediaPortal\Plugins\IR Server Suite\which I believe is original installation.Clinton Interesting you have the same exception as cafe.racer, and I see that my build didn't help to solve the problem.I'm not sure how to continue since I'm not having this problem on Vista.You say it fails on system startup but when you restart the service it is the same code that executed on start up.By the way the real problem is &quot;The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request&quot; and not&nbsp; &quot;The device does not recognize the command&quot; as I said before.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cpp2005, post: 310451, member: 26608"] cafe.racer You probably have two IR server installations, because your logs are from original version. It is easy to tell since debug build specifies file path on the development machine in the exception message. For my builds its D:\temp\prj\mp\mediaportal\IR Server Suite\ (See Clinton logs for example). In your logs its D:\Dev\MediaPortal\Plugins\IR Server Suite\ which I believe is original installation. Clinton Interesting you have the same exception as cafe.racer, and I see that my build didn't help to solve the problem. I'm not sure how to continue since I'm not having this problem on Vista. You say it fails on system startup but when you restart the service it is the same code that executed on start up. By the way the real problem is "The I/O operation has been aborted because of either a thread exit or an application request" and not "The device does not recognize the command" as I said before. [/QUOTE]

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