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<blockquote data-quote="ArneB" data-source="post: 1020808" data-attributes="member: 121083">@<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/markus.37572/" target="_blank">markus_g</a>: Usually I am using always the latest drivers, but I will double check it again this evening.I have two more remarks:&nbsp;1) My system is perfectly stable, if MePo is not running. During the last weeks I have always closed MePo before Standby to prevent the black screen and started MePo again if I want to watch a DVD with MePo or do something similar. I had never experienced any problems ! But if I leave MePo running during Standby, it shows the black screen of death (BSOD) approx. every second standby/resume cycle. After applying the fix &quot;MP1-2559-Solve_inconsistent_TVService_detection_from_TVServer_in_TVHome, V16&quot; MePo crashed only after 3-5 days. Much better, but still annoying...&nbsp;2) My computer isn't going into a real standby, as the CPU fan is still running, if I experience the BSOD. Therefore I expect the error somewhere in the &quot;go-to-sleep&quot; code...&nbsp;*Update: Just checked, I am using the latest Intel driver 9.18.10.3165</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ArneB, post: 1020808, member: 121083"] @[URL='https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/members/markus.37572/']markus_g[/URL]: Usually I am using always the latest drivers, but I will double check it again this evening. I have two more remarks: 1) My system is perfectly stable, if MePo is not running. During the last weeks I have always closed MePo before Standby to prevent the black screen and started MePo again if I want to watch a DVD with MePo or do something similar. I had never experienced any problems ! But if I leave MePo running during Standby, it shows the black screen of death (BSOD) approx. every second standby/resume cycle. After applying the fix "[SIZE=3]MP1-2559-Solve_inconsistent_TVService_detection_from_TVServer_in_TVHome, V16" MePo crashed only after 3-5 days. Much better, but still annoying...[/SIZE] [SIZE=3]2) My computer isn't going into a real standby, as the CPU fan is still running, if I experience the BSOD. Therefore I expect the error somewhere in the "go-to-sleep" code...[/SIZE] [SIZE=3]*Update: Just checked, I am using the latest Intel driver 9.18.10.3165[/SIZE] [/QUOTE]

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