Windows 7 Pro to Windows 10. No problems!

[MattHelm]

If you have Pro or better, you can set it to the same as Window 7, just have to use a group policy. Crud, I can't find the link. All 3 of my "servers" act just like Windows 7, in that they download the update, tell me there is an update, and then do nothing until I tell it to install them.

There is also a way to disable a single update. I do have the link for that:
http://www.howtogeek.com/224471/how-...Speed=noscript

[phelme]

Originally Posted by tvmaster2

If anyone using either or BOTH a Hauppauge Colossus and/or HD PVR first revision, and you've upgraded successfully to Windows 10, can you post your story of either success or failure?

my original HD-PVR is working fine too.

I got caught in the Windows 10 update issue that you may have heard about (it was a topic on the latest Windows Weekly). I arrived back from a snowboard trip about 10 days ago to find my Sage sever had upgraded to 10 from 8.1 and I never clicked OK to the update nags. Apparently I'm not alone with this occurrence.

Anyway, luckily the only issue I had with Win 10 was my network encoding PC (which is still on XP) was now constantly timing out when a recording started. So I changed a couple of the encoder timing checks in the main server's properties to wait a bit longer and that fixed it.

[andre5006]

Originally Posted by tvmaster2

is anyone using 1394, Firewire channel changing with W10?

Yes, SageChannel - only problem was that W10 appears to have found a driver for my STB (Motorola QIP7100)rather then the generic (pace?) driver. Installed that driver and all is well. I use it with a Colossus card.

[tvmaster2]

Originally Posted by andre5006

Yes, SageChannel - only problem was that W10 appears to have found a driver for my STB (Motorola QIP7100)rather then the generic (pace?) driver. Installed that driver and all is well. I use it with a Colossus card.

where's that driver located, so I remember to back it up.
thanks