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<blockquote data-quote="mguebert" data-source="post: 1053433" data-attributes="member: 102011">MM1352000,Thanks for all of your words of advice. I am still trying to solve the issues. Although with the current setup it is at least not freezing anymore.To answer some of your questions, you are correct. I did blow out the OS when transitioning from sage, it had been running for quite awhile and I felt a fresh OS load was the way to go. I did at that point experiment with ESXI. When I started seeing all of the freezes I stopped that experiment and went with a native Win 7 x64 install after a detour with trying WHS2011.To be honest I am running all of the built in drivers. I will try updating those. As far as signal goes I don't have any way of disputing that other than the ceton web page. Screenshot attached. It indicates decent signal if I understand it correctly.Currently the Ceton card is connected directly to it's own Intel gb nic on fixed IP address. There are no drivers or software installed for the ceton card. TV service sees them no problem.I am not familiar with the DPC check, although I have seen some stuff about it. Is there anything specific I should be looking for?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mguebert, post: 1053433, member: 102011"] MM1352000, Thanks for all of your words of advice. I am still trying to solve the issues. Although with the current setup it is at least not freezing anymore. To answer some of your questions, you are correct. I did blow out the OS when transitioning from sage, it had been running for quite awhile and I felt a fresh OS load was the way to go. I did at that point experiment with ESXI. When I started seeing all of the freezes I stopped that experiment and went with a native Win 7 x64 install after a detour with trying WHS2011. To be honest I am running all of the built in drivers. I will try updating those. As far as signal goes I don't have any way of disputing that other than the ceton web page. Screenshot attached. It indicates decent signal if I understand it correctly. Currently the Ceton card is connected directly to it's own Intel gb nic on fixed IP address. There are no drivers or software installed for the ceton card. TV service sees them no problem. I am not familiar with the DPC check, although I have seen some stuff about it. Is there anything specific I should be looking for? [/QUOTE]

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