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Ok, I'm sorry but I won't attempt to write German. It's been some 25 years since I wrote something in German, and that would probably be more difficult to understand than my English

Are you running UMS 5.3.1 on 192.168.1.70 (Windows 8) and UMS 5.2.1 on 192.168.1.69 (Windows 7). That can probably create some confusion, you should shut down the old version (5.2.1). Apart from that I see no communication with any PS3. The usual suspects are Firewalls and Anti Virus software. Try t...

This forum is in English, I don't think there's too many German speakers here. When it comes to detecting renderers under DLNA, it's no "proper" way to do it so UMS uses renderer profiles to recognize renderers. Some times a false recognition is made. It is possible to disable certain rend...

all q6600 work at stock voltage at 3ghz. Raise for FSB in bios at 333mhz( stock is at 266). My old Qx6850 -3ghz stock( 266x11)work ok with Pana plasma on mother home and UMS. Mine needed a better cooler. Imo core temp's shouldn exceed 70 C under heavy load, and to achieve that I had to put one of t...

It could be due to limited network speed or CPU processing power. While the Q6600 was considered a "bad boy" back in the day, it's not very fast compared to modern CPU's. It is after all 9 years in a months time (I still have one in use in one of my computers, but it's clocked to 3 GHz whi...

The web interface is there, but you can't configure UMS from there. Just point your browser to <server ip address or network name>:9001 Configuring UMS in mostly a one time thing, you configure it so it works and then you're done with the UI. The daemon and the "normal GUI version" share t...

UMS as a service is only supported for Windows. Normally it's called daemon on Unix based OS'es and service on Windows. I see now that Apple also defines something they call a service, but that has nothing to do with the definition of a service under Windows. A service or a daemon is something that ...

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Did you actually upgrade to Windows 10? You didn't do a clean install? Upgraded Windows versions has never worked very well imo, and I stay far away from them. In any case, it sounds to me like you probably had UMS setup as a service before the upgrade, and that the uninstaller didn't uninstall the ...

The reason I thought this wasn't a clean install, was this line in your log: TRACE 2015-12-02 00:12:57.012 [main] An invalid plugin was ignored (2) It tells me that there's something in UMS' plugin folder that's not part of the standard installation. Even if you did a "clean" install did y...