If you haven't rebooted, try that first.
Is this a database you were using before?
Did you change anything?
This often indicates a firewall blocking PostgreSQL, or PostgreSQL not running for some reason.
Please check our
Firewall Guide and if that doesn't help click Start, type in services.msc and hit enter. Locate and attempt to start the PostgreSQL service. If it starts, try again in PT3. If it doesn't start, click Start -> Control Panel -> Administrative Tools -> Event Viewer and look in the Application folder there for PostgreSQL errors - if you find any, double click them and paste the error text into a
Support ticket.
Posted: Sat Sep 25, 2010 9:46 am
