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<blockquote data-quote="alert101" data-source="post: 88437" data-attributes="member: 25716">I got the same crash issue when I installed 0.2.1.0. Couldn't reinstall an older version either, same crash occured all the time. Tried skipping the configration without scanning for channels, but then there was no Autotune option in the settings. I managed to fix it after hours of uninstalling/installing/removing and so on...What I did was uninstall MP completely and deleting the MP folder and everything in it. Then I removed .NET (don't know if it had anything to do with it) and reinstalled it. After rebooting I uninstalled the drivers for my TV-card (Terratec 2400i DT).Another reboot and after all this I reinstalled the drivers for my card rebooted, installed MP 0.2.0.0 and updated i to 0.2.0.4 and configured. Autoscan works during the First-Time setup and everything is configured and running properly.Remains to be seen if I have the courage to try and install 0.2.1.0. Or maybe I just should implement the golden rule &quot;If it works, don't touch it&quot;. ;-)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="alert101, post: 88437, member: 25716"] I got the same crash issue when I installed 0.2.1.0. Couldn't reinstall an older version either, same crash occured all the time. Tried skipping the configration without scanning for channels, but then there was no Autotune option in the settings. I managed to fix it after hours of uninstalling/installing/removing and so on... What I did was uninstall MP completely and deleting the MP folder and everything in it. Then I removed .NET (don't know if it had anything to do with it) and reinstalled it. After rebooting I uninstalled the drivers for my TV-card (Terratec 2400i DT). Another reboot and after all this I reinstalled the drivers for my card rebooted, installed MP 0.2.0.0 and updated i to 0.2.0.4 and configured. Autoscan works during the First-Time setup and everything is configured and running properly. Remains to be seen if I have the courage to try and install 0.2.1.0. Or maybe I just should implement the golden rule "If it works, don't touch it". ;-) [/QUOTE]

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