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<blockquote data-quote="Richard Hole" data-source="post: 834053" data-attributes="member: 90064">HiMediaPortal worked&nbsp; for a couple of weeks after reinstalling. However, tonight my hard drive ran out of disc space and I cannot open MediaPortal. I get the message &quot;the volume of a file has been substancially altered so that the opened file is no longer valid&quot; .&nbsp; I moved files of the hard drive to free up space and also rebooted a few times. However, I still get the message. Media Portal was recording a couple of TV programs when the problem occurred.&nbsp; After I rebooted files were still being generated as it was recording. However, I could not stop the recording as I cannot open the program. I tried unplugging the aerial connection and the message still came up. I switched the computer off completely tonight but it may not help. Do you know what is causing this and how to fix it? Would I have to do a clean reinstall?Regards Richard.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Richard Hole, post: 834053, member: 90064"] Hi MediaPortal worked for a couple of weeks after reinstalling. However, tonight my hard drive ran out of disc space and I cannot open MediaPortal. I get the message "the volume of a file has been substancially altered so that the opened file is no longer valid" . I moved files of the hard drive to free up space and also rebooted a few times. However, I still get the message. Media Portal was recording a couple of TV programs when the problem occurred. After I rebooted files were still being generated as it was recording. However, I could not stop the recording as I cannot open the program. I tried unplugging the aerial connection and the message still came up. I switched the computer off completely tonight but it may not help. Do you know what is causing this and how to fix it? Would I have to do a clean reinstall? Regards Richard. [/QUOTE]

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