Any solutions found? I have same problem.
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On an old laptop (Sony Vaio Intel i7-3632QM CPU 2.2GHz, 8GB RAM, I like it for 17.3" 1080p screen), I had Windows Preview (19H1 last build before 20H1 came out) running with JRiver 25.0.xx (64-bit). All was fine with Media Center, but as I normally screw around with stuff in the Preview OS, it became unmanageable. So two days ago, decided it was time to give it another clean install of Windows.
I installed the public release of Windows 10, v1903, build 18362.175 + all updates. Added Norton Security and other apps. Got around to JRiver yesterday. (Laptop is on Ethernet not wireless.)
MC25.0.54 (64-bit) installs OK, but during first-run-setup of TV, the scanner fails to find any channels. It shows total 68 channels and slowly counts from 1 to 68 as it normally does. But doesn't find anything.
I have a new HomeRun Quatro. It was working fine on this laptop with Preview OS with JRiver 25. On this newly installed OS, the HomeRun Setup app ran, no problems, found all local OTA channels and sub-channels. Quatro plays well with HomeRun playback app.
What I have done to troubleshoot (not much I know to do on this one - open for suggestions):
>I ran TV setup with and without program schedule (The mc2xml goes berserk when media center doesn't find channels.)
>Uninstalled and reinstalled Media Center. (Before reinstalling deleted leftover JRiver folder in C:\Program Files and everything I could delete in C:\Windows\Temp and C:\[my user]\AppData\Local\Temp to clear out any leftover install files.)
>I've restarted laptop and HomeRun Quatro more than once.
>Disabled all Norton and reinstalled MC25.
>Also checked Norton firewall and JRiver (C:\Program Files\Media Center 25\JRWeb.exe) is marked 'allowed'. Is there something more I need to allow through firewall? Never had any problems here before.
>Doubled checked router to be sure there was nothing blocking data over network. If it runs under HomeRun app I figure that confirms no problem there.
>Checked that BDA Compatibility in HomeRun setup is set to JRiver Media Center.
I'm thinking about moving over to Windows Preview 20H1, but really don't see how that would fix this. And I want to keep the laptop on stable OS until I get desktop rebuilt (see note below).
Normally I can successfully solve most of my computer problems on my own. But this one has me stuck.
Anybody got any ideas?
One minor weird note: I'm rebuilding my desktop with AMD Threadripper, new mobo, etc, etc, so it is not available to run JRiver, but it was running MC25 on Windows 1903 Public Release (not Preview) without problems. That's what makes this mystery so intriguing and frustrating. Is there some problem with legacy hardware in my very old laptop? If so, why/how was MC25 running under Windows 19H1 Preview on this very same machine?
Thank you in advance for any help! I desperately need some.
Davis
New Orleans, Louisiana, USA