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<blockquote data-quote="Lehmden" data-source="post: 1232326" data-attributes="member: 109222"><p>Hi.</p><p>Maybe it's an issue with the rights management. Normally all EPG-Buddy- related tasks are running properly under a "normal" user account. But without Admin rights you can not set a schedule for a program running from drive C: . This is a stupid "feature" of Windows 10 (Win7 was working here without Admin rights). That's why there is a little helper tool to set the schedule, called "SetSchedule.exe". This tool requires Admin rights to run and it's only purpose is to add the EPG-Buddy Task to taskplaner. If you are not logged in as an admin when you set the plan, this tool should ask for admin credentials to be able to do it's job. Maybe you've not allowed this or this is blocked by some security settings or tools.</p><p></p><p>For manually adding the grabbing plan you need to run "Grab-EPG.exe" from the plan. "Grab-EPG.exe" also is a helper tool that calls the "real" grabbing program with all needed parameters. This has to be done multiple times with different parameters to do all that is needed for a full and nice EPG. This helper tool invisibly starts all needed grabbing runs one after another with only one call.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Lehmden, post: 1232326, member: 109222"] Hi. Maybe it's an issue with the rights management. Normally all EPG-Buddy- related tasks are running properly under a "normal" user account. But without Admin rights you can not set a schedule for a program running from drive C: . This is a stupid "feature" of Windows 10 (Win7 was working here without Admin rights). That's why there is a little helper tool to set the schedule, called "SetSchedule.exe". This tool requires Admin rights to run and it's only purpose is to add the EPG-Buddy Task to taskplaner. If you are not logged in as an admin when you set the plan, this tool should ask for admin credentials to be able to do it's job. Maybe you've not allowed this or this is blocked by some security settings or tools. For manually adding the grabbing plan you need to run "Grab-EPG.exe" from the plan. "Grab-EPG.exe" also is a helper tool that calls the "real" grabbing program with all needed parameters. This has to be done multiple times with different parameters to do all that is needed for a full and nice EPG. This helper tool invisibly starts all needed grabbing runs one after another with only one call. [/QUOTE]
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