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<blockquote data-quote="emphatic" data-source="post: 1053743" data-attributes="member: 24365">Go to your user file directory and there should be a backup folder in the directory above it from when you did you latest MePo upgrade, copy the MediaPortal.xml from there and see if that works. Also, it's likely that one or more of your databases has been corrupted because of the BSOD happening. I had to completely re-scan my music, or my CPU would be at 100% because MySQL was working overtime.Also, as it seems like the BSOD issues happens to us who upgraded Mustayaluca from a previous installation (though not all of us), run the MPEI Installer application and remove every installation, then remove the Mustayaluca.xml (don't delete it, I could just drop mine back and regenerate a Basic Home after re-installing the skin) and the folder from your skin folder.I'm not saying this is fool-proof, but I'm hoping it'll work for you, man. Emph</blockquote>

[QUOTE="emphatic, post: 1053743, member: 24365"] Go to your user file directory and there should be a backup folder in the directory above it from when you did you latest MePo upgrade, copy the MediaPortal.xml from there and see if that works. Also, it's likely that one or more of your databases has been corrupted because of the BSOD happening. I had to completely re-scan my music, or my CPU would be at 100% because MySQL was working overtime. Also, as it seems like the BSOD issues happens to us who upgraded Mustayaluca from a previous installation (though not all of us), run the MPEI Installer application and remove every installation, then remove the Mustayaluca.xml (don't delete it, I could just drop mine back and regenerate a Basic Home after re-installing the skin) and the folder from your skin folder. I'm not saying this is fool-proof, but I'm hoping it'll work for you, man. Emph [/QUOTE]

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