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<blockquote data-quote="jackleather" data-source="post: 43154" data-attributes="member: 19017">Hi and thanks for your reply i was the one that was starting to get Paranoid!!! &nbsp;:lol: Ah, but then i couldnt wake the system from the remote (yes, i am lazy!)I may have found the reason for my problems last night. i am still testing so this might become void and i may well start using S4.i am using the logitech harmony 525 remote to control everything - its great, almost. i had added a couple of extra infrared commands (to the remote) onto the end of the sequence when i switch to my HTPC. first switch the TV to PC input, wait a few millis then select PC again. i did this because may TV will switch back to the next active input if the one i select isnt active - the PC - whose video output takes a couple of seconds to kick in.I was in another room, updating the BIOS, using the orginal MCE remote. Guess what not a single problem, until i moved it back to the main room and the control of the Harmony remote.So i looked again at the way i had programmed the harmony. i removed the extra commands and vola no problems since.so as i said i am testing and its not conclusive but it appears one or more of those extra commands was somehow killing the MCE receiver...I will update this thread if anything changes.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="jackleather, post: 43154, member: 19017"] Hi and thanks for your reply i was the one that was starting to get Paranoid!!! :lol: Ah, but then i couldnt wake the system from the remote (yes, i am lazy!) I may have found the reason for my problems last night. i am still testing so this might become void and i may well start using S4. i am using the logitech harmony 525 remote to control everything - its great, almost. i had added a couple of extra infrared commands (to the remote) onto the end of the sequence when i switch to my HTPC. first switch the TV to PC input, wait a few millis then select PC again. i did this because may TV will switch back to the next active input if the one i select isnt active - the PC - whose video output takes a couple of seconds to kick in. I was in another room, updating the BIOS, using the orginal MCE remote. Guess what not a single problem, until i moved it back to the main room and the control of the Harmony remote. So i looked again at the way i had programmed the harmony. i removed the extra commands and vola no problems since. so as i said i am testing and its not conclusive but it appears one or more of those extra commands was somehow killing the MCE receiver... I will update this thread if anything changes. [/QUOTE]

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