I have decided to upgrade from WIN 7 x86 to Win 8.1 x64. I am testing this on a separate drive (clean install) and have gone through hell for the past 2 weeks getting the drivers to work. But now Iâm past all that and have started to load NPVR 3.4.8. My system has two 2250âs and one 1600 with a total of 5 digital and 5 analog tuners. This works fine on Win7 x86 in the same box. The problem is that not all devices are present with the new O/S.
What I found is that on the very first device scan all tuners are present, but when I return to the device screen, two analog tuners are not and remain missing thereafter.
The NPVR database shows them all, but I noticed that the 2250 IDâs are duplicated. Even so, the QAM sections work fine. Only the analog tuners fail. I tried reloading and giving them unique IDâs but the same thing occurs.
I know that others have been running NPVR with Win 8.1 so I must be missing something. I would appreciate any help on this.
I am attaching screen caps of my settings and the database files for the first and second device scan.
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Thx.
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