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<blockquote data-quote="aucklander" data-source="post: 832803" data-attributes="member: 78452">Hi,thank you very much for the reply.since then I did a total uninstall, used CCleaner to clean any registry entries left from previous MP install and then a clean install of MP. This time PowerScheduler was not activated / used anymore.To my surprise, the PC still shuts dows on a random basis, which most likely points to a hardware fault, possibly power supply? I have reseated RAM and cards, removed and cleaned heatsinks, etc. One day it just played live tv continuously for 10 hours (I was not home but I found it still running in the evening). As soon as I started to play a recorded tv show, it shut down. I have three HDDs:- 80GB for OS- 500GB - Recorded Tv (+other stuff)- 500GB - videos / movies (+other stuff)it appears that the PC shuts off when I access recorded tv, so I will have to check the HDD or the rail from the PSU (PSU has 3 rails, one to each HDD).Many thanks for the reply.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="aucklander, post: 832803, member: 78452"] Hi, thank you very much for the reply. since then I did a total uninstall, used CCleaner to clean any registry entries left from previous MP install and then a clean install of MP. This time PowerScheduler was not activated / used anymore. To my surprise, the PC still shuts dows on a random basis, which most likely points to a hardware fault, possibly power supply? I have reseated RAM and cards, removed and cleaned heatsinks, etc. One day it just played live tv continuously for 10 hours (I was not home but I found it still running in the evening). As soon as I started to play a recorded tv show, it shut down. I have three HDDs: - 80GB for OS - 500GB - Recorded Tv (+other stuff) - 500GB - videos / movies (+other stuff) it appears that the PC shuts off when I access recorded tv, so I will have to check the HDD or the rail from the PSU (PSU has 3 rails, one to each HDD). Many thanks for the reply. [/QUOTE]

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