Need help installing Tuning Adapter service in Windows 10
Posted: Sun Sep 17, 2017 8:28 pm
Cross-post: viewtopic.php?p=121938#p121938
tl;dr: Has anyone been able to install a tuning adapter (TA) / tuning resolver service successfully in Windows 10? My specific problem is for a Hauppauge DCR-2650 (installed successfully) and a Cisco STA1520 (shows in Device Manager, but not detected by DCR-2650 and service not installed). I have run Hauppauge's tuning resolver service installer (as admin account), but the service doesn't show up in Services. I don't know whether this is an issue installing legacy services in Windows 10 or what. (Windows 10 Version 1703, Build 15063.540) I also have tried the HDHomeRun installer (as required by NextPVR) but it stops configuring things after not detecting an HDHomeRun tuner.
Greetings!
I just bought an Intel NUC (Kaby Lake model) and am trying to get it set up to replace my current HTPC (Media Center 7) setup. (I probably should have gone with a Skylake model that supports Windows 8, but I wanted something that could output 4K to the TV. Oh well.) After failing to install the graphics driver on Windows 8.1 -- the only thing that stood between me and a MCE setup -- I decided to just go with the Windows 10 upgrade (which is still working using the Windows 10 Upgrade Tool).
Before trying to get DVR software (unsupported Windows 10 MCE or NextPVR) working, I need to get my Hauppauge DCR-2650 and TA (Cisco STA1520) squared away. I have the DCR-2650 working with an already-activated CableCard -- it even will tune channels that don't require the tuning adapter -- but I have not been able to get the _tuning resolver service_ installed yet in Windows 10. The actual device shows up with a working driver in the Device Manager, but the Hauppauge status page (web browser) does not see it connected (most likely because the service isn't installed).
One thing I haven't tried is doing the install in Windows 8.1 before upgrading to 10 to see whether it carries over.
Thanks in advance!
tl;dr: Has anyone been able to install a tuning adapter (TA) / tuning resolver service successfully in Windows 10? My specific problem is for a Hauppauge DCR-2650 (installed successfully) and a Cisco STA1520 (shows in Device Manager, but not detected by DCR-2650 and service not installed). I have run Hauppauge's tuning resolver service installer (as admin account), but the service doesn't show up in Services. I don't know whether this is an issue installing legacy services in Windows 10 or what. (Windows 10 Version 1703, Build 15063.540) I also have tried the HDHomeRun installer (as required by NextPVR) but it stops configuring things after not detecting an HDHomeRun tuner.
Greetings!
I just bought an Intel NUC (Kaby Lake model) and am trying to get it set up to replace my current HTPC (Media Center 7) setup. (I probably should have gone with a Skylake model that supports Windows 8, but I wanted something that could output 4K to the TV. Oh well.) After failing to install the graphics driver on Windows 8.1 -- the only thing that stood between me and a MCE setup -- I decided to just go with the Windows 10 upgrade (which is still working using the Windows 10 Upgrade Tool).
Before trying to get DVR software (unsupported Windows 10 MCE or NextPVR) working, I need to get my Hauppauge DCR-2650 and TA (Cisco STA1520) squared away. I have the DCR-2650 working with an already-activated CableCard -- it even will tune channels that don't require the tuning adapter -- but I have not been able to get the _tuning resolver service_ installed yet in Windows 10. The actual device shows up with a working driver in the Device Manager, but the Hauppauge status page (web browser) does not see it connected (most likely because the service isn't installed).
One thing I haven't tried is doing the install in Windows 8.1 before upgrading to 10 to see whether it carries over.
Thanks in advance!