NextPVR web (http://server:8866) stopped working after upgrading to Win 10 1703

[Miroslav Pragl]

After upgrading Win10 to Creators update (1703), the web access stopped working claiming error in / application. Tried different browsers, even mobile ones.
Surprisingly nlite (which probably accesses necessary links directly) worked fine.

I had to solve it quickly, so un/re-installed NextPWR (deleting all setitings and starting from scratch), which did the job.

Anyone here with same experience, or am I statiscically non-significant ?

Thanks

MP

[MarkyP]

After upgrading Win10 to Creators update (1703), the web access stopped working claiming error in / application. Tried different browsers, even mobile ones.
Surprisingly nlite (which probably accesses necessary links directly) worked fine.

I had to solve it quickly, so un/re-installed NextPWR (deleting all setitings and starting from scratch), which did the job.

Anyone here with same experience, or am I statiscically non-significant ?

Thanks

MP

I've seen exactly the same issue... not had chance to reinstall though...

[sub]

Can you guys post your logs? I'll check what it says about the webserver starting etc.

[MarkyP]

Thanks Sub, but as was suggested on the other thread, a re-install has fixed it for me!

[martinu]

I have experienced this several times on Windows 7 with V3.9.2 after the PC has rebooted and started everything automatically at boot time. Although NPVR is running (service is running, system tray app is running and can see recording device) the PC sometimes fails to listen on port 8866. I've raised another thread about it (before I found this one) - https://forums.nextpvr.com/showthread.ph...ways-start

LATER

Ah, I've found the logs folder, so I've attached it zipped up. The PC was working fine until about 16:15 on 27 April 2017 when the power went off. It came back at about *18:10*, so that's when everything should have started automatically (but the web server didn't). I noticed this about 10:30 on 28 April, restarted the recording service, killed NTRAY process, restarted recording service again and when NTRAY started, the server had started this time (usually it takes several kill/restart cycles before the server starts, so I was lucky this time!). All times that I've referred to are GMT+1 (British Summer Time).

This is Win 7 (so it happens on Win 7 as well as Win 10), NPVR V3.9.2.

EDIT

Apologies, I got the boot time wrong - I've corrected this now, so you know where to look for the auto-start of the web server.