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<blockquote data-quote="TonyR63" data-source="post: 1168485" data-attributes="member: 156407">Hello MMThanks for taking the time to review my log files and sorry for sending through the wrong ones initially.I agree there is an issue with the display adapter driver however this only occurred immediately following the installation of Media Portal 1.The specific computer, IBM Lenovo M85 has been running in our house solid as a rock for nearly 5 years.&nbsp; It initially came with Win7N and was replaced with Ubuntu 10.04 and MythTv where it operated as a media server for 4 years until Linux discontinued support for 10.04.&nbsp; I upgraded to 14.04 but I was unable to ever get MythTv working again in this new platform and gave up after 5 weeks of troubleshooting with MythTv support.&nbsp; I was advised to use Media Portal in windows so I installed a new clean installation of Win10 N in early October and the Lenovo has run without issue or error since, used to connect via Crome to ABC IView.&nbsp; It is fully up to date with latest Win10 updates and windows device manager shows no issues or conflicts.So since the display driver issues directly followed the installation of Media Portal 1 I must assume there is a Software conflict and will have to uninstall.This is a pity as I had hoped Media Portal might be a viable option.&nbsp; I did manage to get one of the tuners to scan and it did indeed pick up 22 channels but strangely no SBS channels which are available in our area and work fine on all other tuners.&nbsp; The Newer dual tuner Fusion DVB dual express picks up no channels which is very strange as it is attached to the exact same antenna.I will first test with just the single tuner, the older Fusion card to see if the video issue goes away with the second dual Fusion tuner removed in case thee is a hardware conflict windows is not reporting.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TonyR63, post: 1168485, member: 156407"] Hello MM Thanks for taking the time to review my log files and sorry for sending through the wrong ones initially. I agree there is an issue with the display adapter driver however this only occurred immediately following the installation of Media Portal 1. The specific computer, IBM Lenovo M85 has been running in our house solid as a rock for nearly 5 years. It initially came with Win7N and was replaced with Ubuntu 10.04 and MythTv where it operated as a media server for 4 years until Linux discontinued support for 10.04. I upgraded to 14.04 but I was unable to ever get MythTv working again in this new platform and gave up after 5 weeks of troubleshooting with MythTv support. I was advised to use Media Portal in windows so I installed a new clean installation of Win10 N in early October and the Lenovo has run without issue or error since, used to connect via Crome to ABC IView. It is fully up to date with latest Win10 updates and windows device manager shows no issues or conflicts. So since the display driver issues directly followed the installation of Media Portal 1 I must assume there is a Software conflict and will have to uninstall. This is a pity as I had hoped Media Portal might be a viable option. I did manage to get one of the tuners to scan and it did indeed pick up 22 channels but strangely no SBS channels which are available in our area and work fine on all other tuners. The Newer dual tuner Fusion DVB dual express picks up no channels which is very strange as it is attached to the exact same antenna. I will first test with just the single tuner, the older Fusion card to see if the video issue goes away with the second dual Fusion tuner removed in case thee is a hardware conflict windows is not reporting. [/QUOTE]

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