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<blockquote data-quote="Wireless1" data-source="post: 311443" data-attributes="member: 83153">MediaPortal Version: 1.0.0.0 RC2Windows Version: XP MCEHi,Just recently, I've had some problems with my setup of MediaPortal.&nbsp; Last week, I uninstalled GB-PVR and deleted the associated directories.&nbsp; This is the time the problem seemed to start.When I restart my computer, the TV service does not seem to start.&nbsp; When I go to &quot;My TV&quot;, it asks for the host and address (or whatever it does).When I close mediaportal, and then try and open TV Server Configuration, it says &quot;TV Service is not running, start it now?&quot; and then everything is OK again.I have checked in the services area under manage computer (right click on my computer / manage) and TV Service is listed and is set to Automatic.Is there anything which could be stopping the TV Service starting?&nbsp; Should I try and add something to my start up folder to try and 'force' it to start?&nbsp; Any other helpful suggestions!?Cheers,Danny</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wireless1, post: 311443, member: 83153"] [b]MediaPortal Version[/b]: 1.0.0.0 RC2 [b]Windows Version[/b]: XP MCE Hi, Just recently, I've had some problems with my setup of MediaPortal. Last week, I uninstalled GB-PVR and deleted the associated directories. This is the time the problem seemed to start. When I restart my computer, the TV service does not seem to start. When I go to "My TV", it asks for the host and address (or whatever it does). When I close mediaportal, and then try and open TV Server Configuration, it says "TV Service is not running, start it now?" and then everything is OK again. I have checked in the services area under manage computer (right click on my computer / manage) and TV Service is listed and is set to Automatic. Is there anything which could be stopping the TV Service starting? Should I try and add something to my start up folder to try and 'force' it to start? Any other helpful suggestions!? Cheers, Danny [/QUOTE]

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