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<blockquote data-quote="badboyxx" data-source="post: 998905" data-attributes="member: 125880">Ok at least I could solve the problem myself. If someone else has this problem too then perhaps this could help.- in windows services I killed the process TVService and shut the pc down. If no bluescreen appears, then you have the same problem and should do this:&nbsp;- create a new .txt-file in the directory where you want and call it whatever you want- open the .txt-file and write the following textnet stop &quot;TVService&quot;- rename the suffix of the file to .bat- open the prompt and type gpedit.msc and hit enter- go to Computerconfiguration --&gt; Windows Settings --&gt; Scripts- in the right window double click on shutdown- click on add and then search- select the path to your.bat-file and click ok&nbsp;When you reboot your system the bluescreen should be away.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="badboyxx, post: 998905, member: 125880"] Ok at least I could solve the problem myself. If someone else has this problem too then perhaps this could help. - in windows services I killed the process TVService and shut the pc down. If no bluescreen appears, then you have the same problem and should do this: - create a new .txt-file in the directory where you want and call it whatever you want - open the .txt-file and write the following text [B]net stop "TVService"[/B] - rename the suffix of the file to .bat - open the prompt and type gpedit.msc and hit enter - go to Computerconfiguration --> Windows Settings --> Scripts - in the right window double click on shutdown - click on add and then search - select the path to your.bat-file and click ok When you reboot your system the bluescreen should be away. [/QUOTE]

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