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<blockquote data-quote="jestermgee" data-source="post: 265354" data-attributes="member: 68298">I'm just about to knock off from work where I will be able to look more indepth into this. It happened lastnight just after midnight when I went to do my very last test.The BSOD screen just flashes up for half a sec then the machine restarts. When windows loads again there is a &quot;The system has recovered from a serious error&quot; dialog box that says what file caused the crash which I will post when I get home. My HTPC is dedicated to the lounge and is a HTPC/Games machine only. I have a partitioned drive with 8GB free on the system C:\ partition and about 280GB free on my D:\ partition where all recording is done so there is plenty of space.The fact that it all seemed to work at a point has me thinking that perhaps there is a setting that has caused this issue. I might try and install the database on my server instead of on my HTPC? Is it even worth trying? My card is in my HTPC so theres no need for a server based database.If anyone has any other suggestions for what I can do/try then please let me know so I can get onto it.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jestermgee, post: 265354, member: 68298"] I'm just about to knock off from work where I will be able to look more indepth into this. It happened lastnight just after midnight when I went to do my very last test. The BSOD screen just flashes up for half a sec then the machine restarts. When windows loads again there is a "The system has recovered from a serious error" dialog box that says what file caused the crash which I will post when I get home. My HTPC is dedicated to the lounge and is a HTPC/Games machine only. I have a partitioned drive with 8GB free on the system C:\ partition and about 280GB free on my D:\ partition where all recording is done so there is plenty of space. The fact that it all seemed to work at a point has me thinking that perhaps there is a setting that has caused this issue. I might try and install the database on my server instead of on my HTPC? Is it even worth trying? My card is in my HTPC so theres no need for a server based database. If anyone has any other suggestions for what I can do/try then please let me know so I can get onto it. [/QUOTE]

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