Yup checked all folders were gone both from ProgramData and ProgramFiles
(x86) is it? Anyway no signs of Squeezbox or Logitech. Even ran a
search for *.prefs and nothing. I didn't check the registry though.
Z:\Music is not naturally a default folder, hence my wondering how the
software is
2. The web UI is still picking up paths from the previous installation
from somewhere???
It shouldn't. It's looking up the user's default folder for music,
photos and movies. Is this what you're seeing? Did you, after the
uninstall, double-check the folders were gone?
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Michael
Okay then. The standard Windows 10 uninstall routine did remove
everything folder wise. It asks at the end of the process if you wish
to delete preferences, logs etc.
But installing from fresh again proves two failings:-
1. The common settings found in the web UI & the Control Panel aren't
I'll give it a go but I'm not at all confident this will work. Do you
know if anything gets written to the registry that needs manual
deletion?
LMS 7.9.0 running on BitFenix Intel Core i5 8GB RAM Windows 10 Pro Home
Server
3 x Classics, 3 x Duet
2 pair Audio Engine 2's
UK based
Unfortunately it doesn't. I've used that in the past and then
reinstalled only to find that it remembers some settings from the
previous installation.
Did you check the "clean up all traces" box? That's exactly what it's
supposed to do, but comes with a big warning. I haven't touched a
Unfortunately it doesn't. I've used that in the past and then
reinstalled only to find that it remembers some settings from the
previous installation.
LMS 7.9.0 running on BitFenix Intel Core i5 8GB RAM Windows 10 Pro Home
Server
3 x Classics, 3 x Duet
2 pair Audio Engine 2's
UK based
So, how do I go about fully removing LMS and all it's components,
settings and so forth, back to a fully 'clean' system from which to
attempt a new install please? Is there a clean-up.exe type thing that
will do this perhaps?
You're on Windows? Use the regular uninstaller. It should
Have since managed to access 'Server Settings' from the basic Web UI
from another machine on my network and the recent install has re-enabled
all the plugins that were previously disabled. Arrggg!
Even so, having disabled them all yet again, the server still shuts down
after an alarm triggers
Hi
I've had this issue before where an alarm being triggered shuts down the
LMS server. This was found to be caused by a number of 3rd party
plugins that were enabled from an earlier install.
But this issue has returned in 7.9.0. Trouble is I can't actually get
to see what plugins are enabled
