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<blockquote data-quote="natomb" data-source="post: 385348" data-attributes="member: 79988">To further dig down on the issue that I have with MediaPortal, I have analyzed MP's source code to see where the reason of the crash may be. I found that it might happen in the file &quot;MediaPortal.cs&quot; in line 350. There, the .NET configuration manager tries to read the &quot;AppSettings&quot; section from &quot;MediaPortal.exe.config&quot; file. It seems that this is not working. To ensure that the config file is proper, I wrote a small .NET program reading the &quot;version&quot; information from that configuration file (using the .NET ConfigurationManager class of course). It worked well. Thus, I cannot understand why it does not work with MediaPortal. I have attached the &quot;MediaPortal.exe.config&quot; file.I really hope that you can help me on this, because I am very reluctant to setup my whole system again. It took me nearly 2 month to setup everything properly and I do not want to repeat this.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="natomb, post: 385348, member: 79988"] To further dig down on the issue that I have with MediaPortal, I have analyzed MP's source code to see where the reason of the crash may be. I found that it might happen in the file "MediaPortal.cs" in line 350. There, the .NET configuration manager tries to read the "AppSettings" section from "MediaPortal.exe.config" file. It seems that this is not working. To ensure that the config file is proper, I wrote a small .NET program reading the "version" information from that configuration file (using the .NET ConfigurationManager class of course). It worked well. Thus, I cannot understand why it does not work with MediaPortal. I have attached the "MediaPortal.exe.config" file. I really hope that you can help me on this, because I am very reluctant to setup my whole system again. It took me nearly 2 month to setup everything properly and I do not want to repeat this. [/QUOTE]

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