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Pachuqismo · 03-02-2021, 12:10 PM

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I associate it with one of the later Windows 10 Pro versions and/or updates (from Dec 2019) which caused the same for me. I'm not sure exactly which one but at the time I suspected KB4598242.

My problem is on a Windows 10 Pro running as a server (presently 20H2.19042.804), which for me means that extremely rarely new software is added and the only thing updating is Windows, Calibre, FreeFileSync and Plex Server - probably in this order of frecuency.

To no avail I've reinstalled Calibre, verified full access to my Calibre installation folder (full rights to Administrators), and tried suspending my antivirus/firewall.

On my desktop I'm running Windows 10 Pro 1909.18363.1379 and have no issue starting the Content Server. On my server I have to run Calibre in admin mode to get the Content Server started.

Cheers!

03-02-2021, 12:10 PM	#3
Pachuqismo Enthusiast Posts: 37 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2009 Device: SM-T820, Galaxy S7	@cissyalice I associate it with one of the later Windows 10 Pro versions and/or updates (from Dec 2019) which caused the same for me. I'm not sure exactly which one but at the time I suspected KB4598242. My problem is on a Windows 10 Pro running as a server (presently 20H2.19042.804), which for me means that extremely rarely new software is added and the only thing updating is Windows, Calibre, FreeFileSync and Plex Server - probably in this order of frecuency. To no avail I've reinstalled Calibre, verified full access to my Calibre installation folder (full rights to Administrators), and tried suspending my antivirus/firewall. On my desktop I'm running Windows 10 Pro 1909.18363.1379 and have no issue starting the Content Server. On my server I have to run Calibre in admin mode to get the Content Server started. Cheers!