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#83258 13-May-2011 08:25
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Hello,

Im in the UK trying to set up a win7 freesat htpc. Everything is running and brilliant I just want to have a full guide and was lead to the epg collector but im finding it very hard to get going. My current issue is it will not save the data it writes giving me exit code 11 unable to create file. Is there a basic guide on how to setup a uk system or what do you think the problem is?

thanks in advance

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  #468672 13-May-2011 11:24
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Can you post the log - it's probably an access rights issue.

By the way the main support forum is on Sourceforge.

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