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<blockquote data-quote="gusangora" data-source="post: 168263" data-attributes="member: 17900">Hello again,that didn't work either. I re-named the file to .old and tried to start the setup/config file but still nothing shows (closed via Task Manager). I have attached the latest log.I don't know whether it's related, but I tried to go back to using the 'standard' My TV (not tvengine) by uninstalling MP and tvserver &amp; plugin, deleting the Team Mediaportal folder, then installing a 'fresh' copy.Firstly, the tv doesn't work (hangs almost as soon as starts and seems to be timeshift related). Before installing a fresh copy of Vista, I had been using My TV quite successfully but had some issues transferring to the tvengine server, hence the new Vista install.Secondly, all of the settings from the previous install are still there. How can I completely remove MP and all of the &quot;settings&quot; from the hard drive without having to do another install of Vista.Thanks for the suggestions, keep 'em coming.Steve</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gusangora, post: 168263, member: 17900"] Hello again, that didn't work either. I re-named the file to .old and tried to start the setup/config file but still nothing shows (closed via Task Manager). I have attached the latest log. I don't know whether it's related, but I tried to go back to using the 'standard' My TV (not tvengine) by uninstalling MP and tvserver & plugin, deleting the Team Mediaportal folder, then installing a 'fresh' copy. Firstly, the tv doesn't work (hangs almost as soon as starts and seems to be timeshift related). Before installing a fresh copy of Vista, I had been using My TV quite successfully but had some issues transferring to the tvengine server, hence the new Vista install. Secondly, all of the settings from the previous install are still there. How can I completely remove MP and all of the "settings" from the hard drive without having to do another install of Vista. Thanks for the suggestions, keep 'em coming. Steve [/QUOTE]

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