gwbaker 4 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 I have my pro running at my and my mother's home, and I run into this same issue. I have searched and found no solutions. There must be something I can change to fix this. Many times, Windows 11 updates, and I find my Emby server has quit working. When I remote into the Emby server computers, I find that a Windows update has just occurred, and I am presented with the STUPID, please try Office, please try MS Cloud, and I have to skip all the crap to close the window and for windows to finish loading and Emby to start working again. I have windows set to auto update (without user input, or so I thought), and emby to auto update. This same behavior has happened several times. I am certain it is MS's fault, but how do I get around this BS?
ebr 16178 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 Hi. I'd like to know as well. I'm not sure there is a way around it. MS wants to push all its "crap" at you on each of these updates - no matter how many times you decline it.
JoLas 26 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 (edited) I'm running Emby server on Windows 11 24h2 Pro and don't have any issues. I am running emby as a service using NSSM. I have a service window 06:00 to 08:00 when backups and various tasks are beeing run and a scheduled script that checks if a reboot is pending and reboots the server, that way no one will be interrupted by a sudden restart. I did "debloat" my windows 11 installation by uninstalling litterally all apps using powershell and setting a few gpo's that disables consumer experience. Edited January 16, 2025 by JoLarsson 2
pwhodges 2012 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 My Emby server is on Windows 10, and there are no such issues. In my case not only is it the Pro version, but it is joined to a Windows domain which always reduces the stupidity. Paul
Happy2Play 9780 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 How did you setup Emby as a service? As if you had to acknowledge Window stuff at startup is sounds like Emby is configured to run at startup not a service.
ebr 16178 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 3 hours ago, Happy2Play said: As if you had to acknowledge Window stuff at startup is sounds like Emby is configured to run at startup not a service. Yeah, I wouldn't think it would be an issue if truly running as a service. I don't and I imagine the OP isn't actually either.
gwbaker 4 Posted January 16, 2025 Author Posted January 16, 2025 Okay, Emby may be running at start-up rather than a service, so I will figure that out. It makes sense, because my RustDesk instance starts, allowing me to remote in, but Emby does not start. I will look and report back. Thanks for the tips!!!
PetesEmbyServer 22 Posted January 16, 2025 Posted January 16, 2025 12 hours ago, gwbaker said: I have my pro running at my and my mother's home, and I run into this same issue. I have searched and found no solutions. There must be something I can change to fix this. Many times, Windows 11 updates, and I find my Emby server has quit working. When I remote into the Emby server computers, I find that a Windows update has just occurred, and I am presented with the STUPID, please try Office, please try MS Cloud, and I have to skip all the crap to close the window and for windows to finish loading and Emby to start working again. I have windows set to auto update (without user input, or so I thought), and emby to auto update. This same behavior has happened several times. I am certain it is MS's fault, but how do I get around this BS? I changed this in The Group Policy Editor so that it notifies me before it downloads the updates. Then I can do it at a convenient time. You can look at this to get an idea how to do it. https://www.liquidweb.com/blog/how-to-manage-windows-server-group-policy/ 1
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