LS,
currently running MediaPortal 1 version 17 on my windows desktop (Win10/64bits) I am experiencing a phenomenon where mysqld.exe (5.6.10.0) seems to lock my computer at irregular instances even when MediaPortal is not running, but TvService.exe in the background is.
During those instances for about 20 to 30 seconds all applications become unresponsive whilst mysqld.ex is found in Task Manager taking about 6% CPU (first line below System Idle Process) with TvService.exe just below mysqld.exe .
The lock-down lasts about 20-30 seconds after which mysqld.exe suddenly falls down in CPU and all other applicaton suddenly start up or continue again.
It seems unlikely that CPU is the problem, probably mysqld.exe is occupying a port or anything else (not an expert on this!) which release unblock all other applications and processes.
Possibly there are settings which I can change to eliminate this issue?
Perhaps my analysis is wrong; open for another diagnosis of this problem.
Moreover, any solution to this irritating phenomenon or any 'work-your-way-around' is highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
René Meijn
The Netherlands
currently running MediaPortal 1 version 17 on my windows desktop (Win10/64bits) I am experiencing a phenomenon where mysqld.exe (5.6.10.0) seems to lock my computer at irregular instances even when MediaPortal is not running, but TvService.exe in the background is.
During those instances for about 20 to 30 seconds all applications become unresponsive whilst mysqld.ex is found in Task Manager taking about 6% CPU (first line below System Idle Process) with TvService.exe just below mysqld.exe .
The lock-down lasts about 20-30 seconds after which mysqld.exe suddenly falls down in CPU and all other applicaton suddenly start up or continue again.
It seems unlikely that CPU is the problem, probably mysqld.exe is occupying a port or anything else (not an expert on this!) which release unblock all other applications and processes.
Possibly there are settings which I can change to eliminate this issue?
Perhaps my analysis is wrong; open for another diagnosis of this problem.
Moreover, any solution to this irritating phenomenon or any 'work-your-way-around' is highly appreciated.
Kind regards,
René Meijn
The Netherlands