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<blockquote data-quote="Joe O'Mara" data-source="post: 1148616" data-attributes="member: 154320">I do not suspect many people have had this issue, yet, as Windows 10 is still rolling out.Earlier today I installed MediaPortal2 in anticipation of switching to Windows 10 this afternoon (now accomplished) and losing Windows Media Center in the process. After installing MediaPortal2, in Windows 7, I was able to setup and watch TV. Now that I have switched to Windows 10, I have no TV.Now in Windows 10, in the client, I select TV and get the error indicator with notification &quot;No TV provider available (yet)&quot; which I figure means I need to run SetupTV again.When I run SetupTV I get the attached error message:<img src="https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=7F56B08D8F98BF5A!13858&amp;authkey=!APABOkWodgz_5rY&amp;v=3&amp;ithint=photo%2cpng" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> (<a href="https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=7F56B08D8F98BF5A!13858&amp;authkey=!APABOkWodgz_5rY&amp;v=3&amp;ithint=photo%2cpng" target="_blank">https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=7F56B08D8F98BF5A!13858&amp;authkey=!APABOkWodgz_5rY&amp;v=3&amp;ithint=photo,png</a>)I figured there may be something in Windows Firewall that might be preventing the setup from running though I have enabled what I believe to be all MediaPortal2 related apps in the firewall rules and still have not had any luck.If you are a Windows 10 user and have encountered this error and know how to fix it or if you have any idea what might be the issue or even have reasonable suggestions in what to try, please let me know!Your help will be greatly appreciated!Thanks!(Yes, there is an IP address in the error message that I have blurred out. It includes a port number that I am not willing to publish on the internet for all to see : )&nbsp; &nbsp; )</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Joe O'Mara, post: 1148616, member: 154320"] I do not suspect many people have had this issue, yet, as Windows 10 is still rolling out. Earlier today I installed MediaPortal2 in anticipation of switching to Windows 10 this afternoon (now accomplished) and losing Windows Media Center in the process. After installing MediaPortal2, in Windows 7, I was able to setup and watch TV. Now that I have switched to Windows 10, I have no TV. Now in Windows 10, in the client, I select TV and get the error indicator with notification "No TV provider available (yet)" which I figure means I need to run SetupTV again. When I run SetupTV I get the attached error message: [IMG]https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=7F56B08D8F98BF5A!13858&authkey=!APABOkWodgz_5rY&v=3&ithint=photo%2cpng[/IMG] ([URL]https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=7F56B08D8F98BF5A!13858&authkey=!APABOkWodgz_5rY&v=3&ithint=photo%2cpng[/URL]) I figured there may be something in Windows Firewall that might be preventing the setup from running though I have enabled what I believe to be all MediaPortal2 related apps in the firewall rules and still have not had any luck. If you are a Windows 10 user and have encountered this error and know how to fix it or if you have any idea what might be the issue or even have reasonable suggestions in what to try, please let me know! Your help will be greatly appreciated! Thanks! (Yes, there is an IP address in the error message that I have blurred out. It includes a port number that I am not willing to publish on the internet for all to see : ) ) [/QUOTE]

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