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From Windows 8.1 and higher (eg Wndows 10) make sure that the following settings have been made: Network settings must be set to "Private network" or "Workstation network". If this is accidentally "public", almost the complete communication is stopped.

 

If this is not possible directly, you can do the following:

Open the Group Policy Editor by entering the command "gpedit.msc" in the start menu or at the command prompt and starting the program.

Click through to "Computer Configuration> Windows Settings> Security Settings> Network List Manager Policies".

Double-click "Unidentified Networks" and change the "Location Type" to "Private".

After confirmation with "OK" and a restart, Windows also allows access to the Internet in unidentified networks.

 

The Set as a timed connection option must be set to Off.

Win10: Settings -> Network and Internet -> Ethernet -> Network Select -> Set as a clocked connection to "Off" (depending on the version can also be "Should the computer be found")

 

For e.g. The EisBaer SCADA dongle and a connected KNX USB interface require the Windows8 / Windows10 USB fix from Microsoft. Via the hyperlink this patch can be downloaded directly, as well as via www.busbaer.de  from our download area.

 

The power settings must be set so that the USB ports can not be disabled by the system. This must be set in the Device Manager and in the general power settings. The PC should also be configured to have this, e.g. after a power failure, automatically starts up and logs on.

 

If you have purchased an upgrade of your license, you will need a new license file. These can be downloaded and installed in the EisBaer SCADA Server Configuration Console with the server stopped.

 

 

Delete EisBaer service if it can not be uninstalled

 

One possibility would of course be to delete the registry, if you want to shimmy up to the path of the services.

This is located here: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services

Here it is enough to delete the key with the service name.

 

About the CMD console it goes like this:

sc \\ localhost stop IceBear SCADA 3.0 WindowsService

sc \\ localhost EisBaer SCADA 3.0 WindowsService