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<blockquote data-quote="ChrisOfCatford" data-source="post: 921586" data-attributes="member: 23650">Hi,&nbsp;I have a strange issue where I have 2 identical cards (AF9015 BDA device is what they come up as in Device Manager and MP config). Whenever I restart the server I get 3 dual cards come up in the config - See screenshot. One of these is always down as Type &quot;Unknown&quot;.&nbsp;If I delete the card in config, I get a new one after re-start. If I disable it, the next time I re-boot, the disabled one now shows up as the DVB-T type, while the previously working one now comes up as &quot;Unknown&quot;.&nbsp;The main issue is that I get a slow tune as the &quot;Ghost&quot; card tries to tune on 2 non-existent tuners before finding the working cards. Also, I am not sure if the new instance of the card is able to tune at all because the tuning details may not match up with the card.&nbsp;As my PC seems to re-boot every night for updates at the moment, this is becoming more of an issue.&nbsp;Any ideas?&nbsp;Thanks,Chris</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ChrisOfCatford, post: 921586, member: 23650"] Hi, I have a strange issue where I have 2 identical cards (AF9015 BDA device is what they come up as in Device Manager and MP config). Whenever I restart the server I get 3 dual cards come up in the config - See screenshot. One of these is always down as Type "Unknown". If I delete the card in config, I get a new one after re-start. If I disable it, the next time I re-boot, the disabled one now shows up as the DVB-T type, while the previously working one now comes up as "Unknown". The main issue is that I get a slow tune as the "Ghost" card tries to tune on 2 non-existent tuners before finding the working cards. Also, I am not sure if the new instance of the card is able to tune at all because the tuning details may not match up with the card. As my PC seems to re-boot every night for updates at the moment, this is becoming more of an issue. Any ideas? Thanks, Chris [/QUOTE]

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