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Originally Posted by Viper714
I had the same problem months ago. Turns out that it was a startup program from my Logitech keyboard / Joysticks, "Logitech Gaming Framework." I disabled it from startup and the encoding server worked fine. Somewhere in this forum someone mentioned an issue with "Void Tools" program called "Everything," a really good file search program that is better than windows search. You might want to try to disable these two programs on startup if you have them and see if it works.
Worse case scenario, disable all the start up programs, restart the computer and see if the encoding server starts. If it does then enable the startup programs in sections until you find the culprit.
Hope that works. It did for me....
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You are da MAN! The moment I unloaded LGF server has started! Thank you for saving me a lot of time. Atak, any idea why it behaves like this? If it cannot be or not worth fixing it maybe put up some disclaimer? Anyway, thanks again!