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<blockquote data-quote="Jules Cantwell" data-source="post: 1106370" data-attributes="member: 150348">Thanks a lot mm! Windows Update is now running another batch of updates, will report back after those have completed.Media Portal is installed on an SSD on the C: drive. Recorded TV is on the E: drive so timeshiftbuffer is there, but as it's all on the same machine I'm not sure what the security/access configuration difference might be? That Recorded TV folder was one I used to use with Windows Media Center - I don't have Media Center installed at all now so it should not be a conflict but I guess I'll try change the timeshift folder back to C: drive, check if that works. Will also then try another new folder on E: drive, just in case there's any legacy permissions issues with existing Recorded TV folder. Idea of putting timeshiftbuffer onto E: drive was C: drive space isn't huge, but if it's generally advisable to put timeshiftbuffer on the SSD C: drive, I'll stay with that if it works.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Jules Cantwell, post: 1106370, member: 150348"] Thanks a lot mm! Windows Update is now running another batch of updates, will report back after those have completed. Media Portal is installed on an SSD on the C: drive. Recorded TV is on the E: drive so timeshiftbuffer is there, but as it's all on the same machine I'm not sure what the security/access configuration difference might be? That Recorded TV folder was one I used to use with Windows Media Center - I don't have Media Center installed at all now so it should not be a conflict but I guess I'll try change the timeshift folder back to C: drive, check if that works. Will also then try another new folder on E: drive, just in case there's any legacy permissions issues with existing Recorded TV folder. Idea of putting timeshiftbuffer onto E: drive was C: drive space isn't huge, but if it's generally advisable to put timeshiftbuffer on the SSD C: drive, I'll stay with that if it works. [/QUOTE]

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