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Same error…

Fatal error: Class ‘pluginSedLex’ not found in D:\myitforum\myitforum\wwwroot\myitforumwp\wp-content\plugins\spam-captcha\spam-captcha.php on line 22

OK…so yeah… deactivating BuddyPress was the solution…but, make sure you disable ALL BuddyPress add-ons prior to disabling BuddyPress. I finally worked out my own solution, but just disabling BuddyPress by itself kills the entire site. Once BuddyPress was disabled, Jetpack connected to WordPress.com just fine. Then, I spent the next little while getting the entire site back up and running.

Ahhh…poop. Still won’t allow me to connect to WordPress.com.

Just received an email from support. A fix is coming and should be filtering through anytime.

Its the new version that caused the issues.

I’ve tried that multiple times. Still not working for me. However, one other site it works fine. So, I think it boils down to a plug-in incompatibility. Unfortunately, for me, the site cannot be messed with until the weekend when there’s less traffic.

I went back and attempted to install 1.1.3, but even that version will not connect to WordPress.com.

I downgraded this morning…not Jetpack cannot connect to WordPress.com.

Same problems here. Disabling all plug-ins and enabling JetPack did not work here.

Same issue here, but this morning (after deactivating and activating), it will not connect to WordPress.com at all to enable the components.

I’m with you. Same thing here. Seemed to work fine last night (except for the stats page), so I deactivated and reactivated it this morning, to test — and it cannot connect to WordPress.com to enable the components. Like you, it just redirects me to the homepage.

I use Google Analytics as a backup…but sure would be nice to still be able to access the quick stats in the WP Admin interface.

Just updated JetPack and now there is no stats page any longer.