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<blockquote data-quote="Pablik" data-source="post: 1301211" data-attributes="member: 106554">In the service log, there is an error event thrown when the TV service is starting:[CODE]System.Management.ManagementException: Invalid class[/CODE]It means, that your Windows system WMI repository is probably somehow corrupted.You can check it by opennig WMI manager. Cmd: wmimgmt.mscSelect WMI Control (Local) and select Properties. If you see some error, then that is your problem.Here is some help regarding the WMI (you can find it on the web):[CODE]Open Command Prompt with elevated privileges.Run the command:winmgmt /salvagerepositoryThen execute the command to see if it now comes back as consistent:winmgmt /verifyrepositoryIf it says that Repository is not consistent, then you need to run:winmgmt /resetrepositoryIt will help you fix the WMI repository. Here is what each of the WMI commands mean:salvagerepository: This option when used with winmmgmt command performs a consistency check. If an inconsistency is detected, it rebuilds the repository.verifyrepository: Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository.resetrepository: The repository is reset to the initial state when the operating system is first installed[/CODE]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pablik, post: 1301211, member: 106554"] In the service log, there is an error event thrown when the TV service is starting: [CODE] System.Management.ManagementException: Invalid class [/CODE] It means, that your Windows system WMI repository is probably somehow corrupted. You can check it by opennig WMI manager. Cmd: wmimgmt.msc Select WMI Control (Local) and select Properties. If you see some error, then that is your problem. Here is some help regarding the WMI (you can find it on the web): [CODE] Open Command Prompt with elevated privileges. Run the command: winmgmt /salvagerepository Then execute the command to see if it now comes back as consistent: winmgmt /verifyrepository If it says that Repository is not consistent, then you need to run: winmgmt /resetrepository It will help you fix the WMI repository. Here is what each of the WMI commands mean: salvagerepository: This option when used with winmmgmt command performs a consistency check. If an inconsistency is detected, it rebuilds the repository. verifyrepository: Performs a consistency check on the WMI repository. resetrepository: The repository is reset to the initial state when the operating system is first installed [/CODE] [/QUOTE]

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