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<blockquote data-quote="bjogul" data-source="post: 89422" data-attributes="member: 26605"><p>Thanks for quick responses. </p><p></p><p>But no, I'm sure it's not a joke-program, it's a pretty fresh install and no such things has passed this setup. I have had the PC up and running with no problems like this using XP MCE 2005 off and on for nearly 2 months, and nothing like this ever happened before. Last night it was running an all-nighter with Media-portal shut down and no gravity problems.... So I am dead sure it's not an XP/hardware problem. It has always started in Media-portal, and never occured before I installed Media-portal.</p><p></p><p>It's the same graphics-drivers as I used with no problems in MCE, and no new drivers have been published on the MB manufacturers web-site... The drivers are from march this year. </p><p></p><p>I reckon the mobo should be up for everything I've thrown at it so far. It's intended for HTPC use (though with MCE not Mediaportal I guess). It's supports hdcp with an onboard HDMI, and all I've done is watch some DVD:s/divx and standard-definition TV.</p><p></p><p>Another line of thought: Can I exclude codecs as the probable cause for this, since everything is turned upside down when the problem occurs? I mean, if it were just a codec-issue, then I understand why a movie would be twisted but why should the OS and for instance word-pad be upside down? And I have the PC setup to an old 15" CRT-screen until everything is running, so it's not a pivot screen gone crazy either....</p><p></p><p>Or could it be some conflict between MCE 2005/Intel VIIV - and Mediaportal? Are they not compatible? </p><p></p><p>Keep posting ideas</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bjogul, post: 89422, member: 26605"] Thanks for quick responses. But no, I'm sure it's not a joke-program, it's a pretty fresh install and no such things has passed this setup. I have had the PC up and running with no problems like this using XP MCE 2005 off and on for nearly 2 months, and nothing like this ever happened before. Last night it was running an all-nighter with Media-portal shut down and no gravity problems.... So I am dead sure it's not an XP/hardware problem. It has always started in Media-portal, and never occured before I installed Media-portal. It's the same graphics-drivers as I used with no problems in MCE, and no new drivers have been published on the MB manufacturers web-site... The drivers are from march this year. I reckon the mobo should be up for everything I've thrown at it so far. It's intended for HTPC use (though with MCE not Mediaportal I guess). It's supports hdcp with an onboard HDMI, and all I've done is watch some DVD:s/divx and standard-definition TV. Another line of thought: Can I exclude codecs as the probable cause for this, since everything is turned upside down when the problem occurs? I mean, if it were just a codec-issue, then I understand why a movie would be twisted but why should the OS and for instance word-pad be upside down? And I have the PC setup to an old 15" CRT-screen until everything is running, so it's not a pivot screen gone crazy either.... Or could it be some conflict between MCE 2005/Intel VIIV - and Mediaportal? Are they not compatible? Keep posting ideas [/QUOTE]
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