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Ah, I understand now. I know how to restart SABnzbd. I just misunderstood your suggestion.

So do a complete re-install of SABnzbd? What about SABConnect++ also? Just start totally fresh.. I can do that

Once I do that, should I point SC++ to 9090 again? Or just try everything on 8080..

Are they developed by the same people/group? SABnzbd and SABconnect++?

Ok, I've swapped it (SABConnect++) to port 8080. Working fine right now. SSL 9090 is still down, as I have not bothered to restart the application. It seems to be working fine. I'll try it for a couple of days and if it consistently works (which is my hypothesis), then we should start bug testing.

Ok, I have yet to disable/uninstall SABconnect++ but I really like having it for easier connectivity with NZBmatrix/Binsearch. Click and go! Perhaps I should just re-configure it to use the http (8080) connection instead. Is this an issue with SABnzbd and it having problems with SSL? Or is it SABCon...

Ok, so this is what I have discovered after playing with it. First, to answer your questions: @ Shypike: I use a bookmarked link containing my username/pass. Like so: https://myusername:mypassword@localhost:9090 Though even removing user/pass and just trying: https://localhost:9090/ after it has sto...

Sorry for the delay in response, I've been out of town. My issue still remains unresolved. I don't know what to check in the Windows logs, but I have noticed that SAB WILL stay active and running just fine as long as I leave Chrome open with SAB up. Otherwise, if I leave it alone for too long I need...

By link, I mean that I have bookmarked the: https://localhost:9090/ address. So I click on that link to access it. I understand that clicking on the application shortcut will cause multiple instances and potential errors from that can occur. However, this is not the case in this situation...

Version: 0.6.14 OS: Windows 7 Professional - 64-Bit Install-type: Windows Installer Skin (if applicable): Smpl - White Firewall Software: Windows FW Are you using IPV6? No Is the issue reproducible? Yes Ok, so here is the scoop. I have tried this multiple times and it happens without fail. I install...