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<blockquote data-quote="porky996t" data-source="post: 814333" data-attributes="member: 75318">Hi Guys,I guess I'm just trying to get advice on what to do here.I have used MePo to provide the main TV channel and clients for over two years. I was using Win7 x86 (32 bit). Last week I upgraded to Win7 x 64 so I could use 8Gb of RAM for timeshifting. It now appears that the upgrade was a huge mistake. I have never had so many problems with MP since going to x64. The TV Server part was stable, no problems at all, however the MP Client was just plain bad. I couldn't use the search function (although I could on the clients), I couldn't use record (it worked on the clients), I couldn't go into recorded TV section (I could on the clients). Twice a day I was getting &quot;side by side configuration is incorrect&quot; error box popping up and had to reinstall the client. Powerscheduler wouldn't work at allI have done a completely clean reinstall this morning, but I am beginning to think that I may as well go back to the x86 (32 bit) version of Win7 as I never had a problem prior to the upgrade.Any opinions on my next course of action???Thanks,M.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="porky996t, post: 814333, member: 75318"] Hi Guys, I guess I'm just trying to get advice on what to do here. I have used MePo to provide the main TV channel and clients for over two years. I was using Win7 x86 (32 bit). Last week I upgraded to Win7 x 64 so I could use 8Gb of RAM for timeshifting. It now appears that the upgrade was a huge mistake. I have never had so many problems with MP since going to x64. The TV Server part was stable, no problems at all, however the MP Client was just plain bad. I couldn't use the search function (although I could on the clients), I couldn't use record (it worked on the clients), I couldn't go into recorded TV section (I could on the clients). Twice a day I was getting "side by side configuration is incorrect" error box popping up and had to reinstall the client. Powerscheduler wouldn't work at all I have done a completely clean reinstall this morning, but I am beginning to think that I may as well go back to the x86 (32 bit) version of Win7 as I never had a problem prior to the upgrade. Any opinions on my next course of action??? Thanks, M. [/QUOTE]

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