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<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 139550" data-attributes="member: 11844">Hey again,It doesn't matter that event.exe is part of girder, it's a separate executable.&nbsp; and it's being run by the &quot;System&quot; user.When you are in the configuration app you are running in your user account, not the system user account.&nbsp; This is the difference between the configuration app and the TV service.&nbsp; It could be that whatever method of Inter-Process Communication the Event.exe uses is not accessible by a &quot;System&quot; account process due to the lower privileges that the System process has.&nbsp; This has been my experience with Named Pipes IPC for example, as this is something I am working with at the moment on a new set of plugins and apps.I can't say for sure that this is the cause of your problems, but it makes sense.Try this:Go to Start Menu, Run ...Type &quot;services.msc&quot; and click ok.Locate the TV Service in the list and right-click it, select Properties.Under the &quot;Log In&quot; tab try the following (one at a time):1. Try selecting &quot;Allow service to interact with desktop&quot;.If that doesn't work try:2. Try selecting &quot;This account&quot; (radio button) and then enter your user account details and having the service run under your account.You may need to reboot on each of these attempts to ensure the change has taken effect.Give that a go.Thanks,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 139550, member: 11844"] Hey again, It doesn't matter that event.exe is part of girder, it's a separate executable. and it's being run by the "System" user. When you are in the configuration app you are running in your user account, not the system user account. This is the difference between the configuration app and the TV service. It could be that whatever method of Inter-Process Communication the Event.exe uses is not accessible by a "System" account process due to the lower privileges that the System process has. This has been my experience with Named Pipes IPC for example, as this is something I am working with at the moment on a new set of plugins and apps. I can't say for sure that this is the cause of your problems, but it makes sense. Try this: Go to Start Menu, Run ... Type "services.msc" and click ok. Locate the TV Service in the list and right-click it, select Properties. Under the "Log In" tab try the following (one at a time): 1. Try selecting "Allow service to interact with desktop". If that doesn't work try: 2. Try selecting "This account" (radio button) and then enter your user account details and having the service run under your account. You may need to reboot on each of these attempts to ensure the change has taken effect. Give that a go. Thanks, [/QUOTE]

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