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<blockquote data-quote="mx-5driver" data-source="post: 1222299" data-attributes="member: 161505">[USER=74879]@HTPCSourcer[/USER]Well, I did as you advised and tried out a few other Things as well.Btw, I cannot imagine what you mean with &quot;...something wrong with your Graphics System...&quot;I mean there is not much that can be wrong with a Intel Core i5 6500 with Processor-integrated Intel HD 530 Chipset ?However the Result after Re-Installation is still the Same - Poor GUI Performance remains.E.g. changing the Settings from Fullscreen to Window Mode takes almost a Minute - however it doesn't crash MP2.1 anymore.Absolutely horrible are the Channel-Switch Times - no Matter whether I switch into Live-TV first Time or just switch a Channel - it takes Ages.After Re-Installation I did not configure any Media-Library at all.I have no additional Codecs or Codec-Packs installed - Just plain Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit&nbsp; Release 1703.Just Cyberlinks PowerDVD 16 Ultra is installed in Order to provide Bluray Support.Since the DVB-S2 TV-Card Manufacturer DigitalDevices was recommending to switch off Secure Boot in BIOS I checked that as well and re-installed DVB-S2 Card Drivers afterwards. - Result: No Change either.Meanwhile I think I have checked almost everything that can be checked ?Anyone here has probably any additional Ideas to get down to the Root-Cause of the Problem ?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mx-5driver, post: 1222299, member: 161505"] [USER=74879]@HTPCSourcer[/USER] Well, I did as you advised and tried out a few other Things as well. Btw, I cannot imagine what you mean with "...something wrong with your Graphics System..." I mean there is not much that can be wrong with a Intel Core i5 6500 with Processor-integrated Intel HD 530 Chipset ? However the Result after Re-Installation is still the Same - Poor GUI Performance remains. E.g. changing the Settings from Fullscreen to Window Mode takes almost a Minute - however it doesn't crash MP2.1 anymore. Absolutely horrible are the Channel-Switch Times - no Matter whether I switch into Live-TV first Time or just switch a Channel - it takes Ages. After Re-Installation I did not configure any Media-Library at all. I have no additional Codecs or Codec-Packs installed - Just plain Windows 10 Pro 64-Bit Release 1703. Just Cyberlinks PowerDVD 16 Ultra is installed in Order to provide Bluray Support. Since the DVB-S2 TV-Card Manufacturer DigitalDevices was recommending to switch off Secure Boot in BIOS I checked that as well and re-installed DVB-S2 Card Drivers afterwards. - Result: No Change either. Meanwhile I think I have checked almost everything that can be checked ? Anyone here has probably any additional Ideas to get down to the Root-Cause of the Problem ? [/QUOTE]

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