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<blockquote data-quote="Nucklez" data-source="post: 201994" data-attributes="member: 59674">HAHA!&nbsp; I found the CANTOPEN problem!&nbsp; It's the shortcut that's being created for 2.3.0 RC3 on the desktop.&nbsp; Change the &quot;Start In:&quot; dialog for your shortcut to the correct path of your MediaPortal install and the configuration will work with 2.3.0 RC3!&nbsp; YAY, it's time to start hooking me up some emulation on my new HTPC!!!!!1. Right click your &quot;Media Portal Configuration&quot; shortcut on your desktop.2. Replace the path that is currently in the &quot;Start In:&quot; dialog with your path to your MediaPortal install, typically &quot;C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\&quot;3. Enjoy your configuration!Edit:Also the one in Programs &gt; MediaPortal also has the incorrect path.&nbsp; Seems to be choosing the local folder that the shortcut is created in.&nbsp; Actually, it looks like all the MediaPortal shortcuts have the &quot;Start In:&quot; path as the location of the shortcut.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Nucklez, post: 201994, member: 59674"] HAHA! I found the CANTOPEN problem! It's the shortcut that's being created for 2.3.0 RC3 on the desktop. Change the "Start In:" dialog for your shortcut to the correct path of your MediaPortal install and the configuration will work with 2.3.0 RC3! YAY, it's time to start hooking me up some emulation on my new HTPC!!!!! 1. Right click your "Media Portal Configuration" shortcut on your desktop. 2. Replace the path that is currently in the "Start In:" dialog with your path to your MediaPortal install, typically "C:\Program Files\Team MediaPortal\MediaPortal\" 3. Enjoy your configuration! Edit: Also the one in Programs > MediaPortal also has the incorrect path. Seems to be choosing the local folder that the shortcut is created in. Actually, it looks like all the MediaPortal shortcuts have the "Start In:" path as the location of the shortcut. [/QUOTE]

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