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The lesson here may be that files placed in Windows 10 - C:\Program Files\ or C:\Program Files (x86)\ may need Admin rights to execute. The instructions in the Multipar README.txt were very explicit to execute MultiPar1302_setup.exe with "Run as Administrator" privileges. The other lesson ...

Ok. Tag as a solution! I downloaded the latest version of MultiPar. Per the instructions, I ran the setup program as Administrator. I then set the destination directory to be C:\Program Files\SABnzbd\win\par2\ It then added the Multipar directory and all the latest files. I then went back to SABnzbd...

Ok... We may be getting somewhere. I looked at the log for the last failure. The error happened right after this command... C:\\Program Files\\SABnzbd\\win\\par2\\multipar\\par2j64.exe I tried to run that file and got the following windows message Windows cannot access the specified device, path or ...

And like I say, all the rar files and par files do get downloaded. And I can run QuickPar manually and repair the file. I also did a Retry from the web interface. When asked, I used the same nzb. Still failed with Access Denied.

mytestpost part01 rar Completed

No issue

Tuned the AVG completely off. Still failed. :-(

Ok. I excluded
C:\Users\name\AppData\Local\sabnzbd\*
C:\Program Files\SABnzbd\*

Anything else?

I'll try that on the next download. Should I just go ahead and exclude those directories? I'm using AVG.

Run into something I can't seem to find a solution for. I'll admit, even with 30 years in IT, I can still be a n00b on some things. SO give me a little space on this one. I've setup SABnzbd on a Win 10 Home desktop. For the most part, I've VERY impressed. My experience has been with Newsleecher and ...