d6jg wrote: > As someone posted above the issue is most likely Windows UAC. Microsoft > introduced a new level inside W10 at some point and its not at all > clear to the average Joe how it works. > However if you install by right clicking the installer and choosing Run > as Administrator then LMS should install as a service correctly. > Often users who are Administrators think this step isnt necessary but > it is. Google - Elevated privileges. > > snip
Maybe I did that when I installed LMS on this Win10 (now Win11) laptop - though I don't recall doing so, or thinking about the issue. How can I (and indeed the OP) check whether I did or not? Regardless, LMS has been very stable in this configuration. LMS 8.2.1 - 1639114554 Win11 Control: Web GUI; MaterialSkin on Android phones / pads Machines / devices are in France, in two locations. a) Livebox 4 Internal HDD (FLAC music; mp3 voice), LAN Desktop 3 x Touch - 1 wireless, 2 LAN. (8.0.1-r16855) 2 x SB Radios [wireless] (8.0.1-r16855) 2 x SqueezeAmps b) Freebox External SSD, WiFi Laptop 1 x Touch LAN (Firmware:7.8.0-r16754) 2 x SB Radios, Wireless (7.7.3-r16676) ------------------------------------------------------------------------ agbagb's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=7034 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=115832
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