Guenther Schmalz

It works! I actually had tried .\guenther before, but it did not work either. As you proposed, using services.msc did the trick with .\guenther Thank you, Guenther

Hi, unfortunately I still get a "No found or unsufficient rights" message. I checked on my NAS. I can login with the user DocFetcher and see only the shares I gave rights to read, inclusive a shared foler "Private". 1) I am running the service under my own Windows account guenther. see image DocFetcher LogOn 1.png 2) I logged in as guenther and added the Windows Credentials for DocFetcher. see image DocFetcher Credentials 3) I restarted the service in the Windows Services Console. see image DocFetcher...

Thank you for your answer. Indeed the path was to the download folder as I unzipped the file in the download folder to read the install instructions. After that I unzipped it a second time into the "C:Program" folder. As I had already deleted the unzipped folder in the download folder, I extracted it again and was able to uninstall DocFetcherServer. After that I could start the server in the c:\Program file. Now I have another issue. I wanted to index a folder on my nas. I created a user docfetcher...

Hi, I downloaded the server installation file to the folder downloads. I then extracted it to the C:\program folder. The server does not start. When I look with DocFetcherServerw at the path to the executable it shows the path to the Document folder, which is gray and I cannot change it to the installation foldeer in c:\Programs. Any Thoughts?