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<blockquote data-quote="Roo" data-source="post: 244863" data-attributes="member: 28765">Hi Ray.Thanks for your reply. Quick post before I turn in for the night as I've had a few spare minutes to test today.I was halfway through writing a long reply when I noticed that the TV Service was running as &quot;Local System account&quot; and the option to &quot;Allow service to interact with desktop&quot; was NOT ticked. To be honest I don't know what this means, but I changed it to run as an administrator account and it has now picked up 55 TV channels and 29 radio channels so it looks like it's working again. Hurrah! I'll carry on with it tomorrow and configure the TV client.I realise that I hadn't set things up correctly but is there any way that a check could be carried out to find out whether the account being used for the TV Service has the appropriate permissions? Perhaps I should post that in the suggestions forum.Anyway, many thanks Ray for taking the time to answer.All the best,Roo.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Roo, post: 244863, member: 28765"] Hi Ray. Thanks for your reply. Quick post before I turn in for the night as I've had a few spare minutes to test today. I was halfway through writing a long reply when I noticed that the TV Service was running as "Local System account" and the option to "Allow service to interact with desktop" was NOT ticked. To be honest I don't know what this means, but I changed it to run as an administrator account and it has now picked up 55 TV channels and 29 radio channels so it looks like it's working again. Hurrah! I'll carry on with it tomorrow and configure the TV client. I realise that I hadn't set things up correctly but is there any way that a check could be carried out to find out whether the account being used for the TV Service has the appropriate permissions? Perhaps I should post that in the suggestions forum. Anyway, many thanks Ray for taking the time to answer. All the best, Roo. [/QUOTE]

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