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So, are there any news?

The green light is on, the external power is connected too as you see.

The CAM is not expired, it works in the older third-party tuner as well as in my TV.

It was installed so the issue is not here

Yes, the current version of the driver is 1.0.1.4 and the version of DVBViewer is 7.3.0.0.

After changing my PC (from Windows 10 to Windows 11, from Z87 to Z790 chipset) my TBS6590 gave up showing the scrambled DVB-C channels though I sequentially put to DVBViewer program folder three different versions of TbsCIapi.dll: 1.0.2.2 of March 7, 2018; 1.0.2.3 of May 17, 2019; and 1.0.2.3 of May...

Please download latest DLL on https://www.tbsiptv.com/download/common/tbs-cidll_v1.0.2.0.zip and test it. DLL V1.0.2.0 works with CI at my cable provider. No result after replacing C:\Program Files (x86)\dvbdream\TbsCIapi.dll By the way, why does DVB Dream require administrator privileges for each ...

INGBEAN Wrote:Which versions of TBSCIAPI.DLL did you try?

1.0.1.9

At first, the provider declares compatibility of its modules with both CI and CI+ interfaces at corporate Web site (see in Russian).

At second, the module works fine in my old TechniSat CableStar Combo HD CI (issued in 2009) which has not CI+ support at all.

I have tried the proposed version of OEM-DVBDream, no difference. As to ProgDVB, I installed it just to check whether inserting CI module is detected by TBS5881. My everyday TV programme is DVBViewer but it doesn't show CAM menu in this case as well as OEM-DVBDream.