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<blockquote data-quote="dan_aka_jack" data-source="post: 171688" data-attributes="member: 15686">Yeah, you're right.Urg.&nbsp; It's a far-from-perfect &quot;diagnosis situation&quot;.&nbsp; It's a new PC so I haven't been using it for long enough to be SURE that the hardware isn't to blame.&nbsp; There's a very slight possibility that the hard disk might be dodgy (this is a total hunch - there are no SMART errors).Like many people here, I've built quite a few PCs over the years (for friends etc) and I've never, EVER seen WinXP crash so badly that it corrupts itself.&nbsp; I guess this &quot;catastrophic&quot; crash suggests the hardware might be to blame.So, I guess the bottom line is this: the devs probably shouldn't worry about this issue (unless other people are experiencing a similar problem) because there's too little evidence to go on and my claim that TV-Server is to blame is spurious.&nbsp; If the crash happens again then I'll do my best to retrieve logs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dan_aka_jack, post: 171688, member: 15686"] Yeah, you're right. Urg. It's a far-from-perfect "diagnosis situation". It's a new PC so I haven't been using it for long enough to be SURE that the hardware isn't to blame. There's a very slight possibility that the hard disk might be dodgy (this is a total hunch - there are no SMART errors). Like many people here, I've built quite a few PCs over the years (for friends etc) and I've never, EVER seen WinXP crash so badly that it corrupts itself. I guess this "catastrophic" crash suggests the hardware might be to blame. So, I guess the bottom line is this: the devs probably shouldn't worry about this issue (unless other people are experiencing a similar problem) because there's too little evidence to go on and my claim that TV-Server is to blame is spurious. If the crash happens again then I'll do my best to retrieve logs. [/QUOTE]

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