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<blockquote data-quote="rrroonn" data-source="post: 1235316" data-attributes="member: 162303">1. I checked network credentials and entered them, but this made no change.2.&nbsp; I did try Dependency Walker, but that is a sea of yellow and red and I am unsure how to interpret or even if I am using it right.&nbsp; I did try a sample dll which appears to come from VC15 redist.&nbsp; I tried downloading and installing x32 an x64 versions but neither would install as it said another version was already installed.3. I did do a DISM&nbsp; check and SFC scan with no errors.4. Your comment &quot;some DirectShow file not being present&quot; did tweak my interest and googling this pointed to the possibility of missing filters.&nbsp; I then manually downloaded and installed the latest LAV filter pack and this solved the issue.&nbsp; I guess that there must have been some problem with the original installation of these.Thank you for you assistance as it was invaluable to getting this solved - greatly appreciated.thanks youRon</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rrroonn, post: 1235316, member: 162303"] 1. I checked network credentials and entered them, but this made no change. 2. I did try Dependency Walker, but that is a sea of yellow and red and I am unsure how to interpret or even if I am using it right. I did try a sample dll which appears to come from VC15 redist. I tried downloading and installing x32 an x64 versions but neither would install as it said another version was already installed. 3. I did do a DISM check and SFC scan with no errors. 4. Your comment "some DirectShow file not being present" did tweak my interest and googling this pointed to the possibility of missing filters. I then manually downloaded and installed the latest LAV filter pack and this solved the issue. I guess that there must have been some problem with the original installation of these. Thank you for you assistance as it was invaluable to getting this solved - greatly appreciated. thanks you Ron [/QUOTE]

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