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<blockquote data-quote="159bx" data-source="post: 310585" data-attributes="member: 83061">well i had the same issue with my skystar2, too. i dont have a solution to fix that problem, but a workaround. it works fine for me, maybe it might be fine for you, too.THEORETICALS:there is a software named <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311272/en-us" target="_blank">&quot;devcon&quot;</a>. Whit devcon you can activate / deactivate devices using a batch.the other software i use is <a href="http://www.desimonesystems.com/suspendtrigger/index.php" target="_blank">&quot;Hibernate Trigger&quot;</a>. this software is able to start a script after resume.i figured that the skystar is fine after resuming from s3 / s4 but will give me a error message at the device manager as soon as i start the tv service.in the theorie i tryed to start the tv service, stop it again. (i get the error message) then deactivate the skystar and activate it right after that. (skystar is fine again) now i startet the tv services again.TV and recording work again. PRACTICALS:i installed hibernate trigger on my computer. linked the batch file to it i will create in the next steps. (watch out: hibernate trigger is not starting right with windows. you might have to put that program into the autostart(watch you language).now we have to download devcon and place the devcon.exe into the hibernate trigger folder (c:\program files\hib...).create a new batch at hibernate trigger folder.there you have to enter some code like this:[CODE]net stop tvservicesnet start tvservicesnet stop tvservicesdevcon disable PATH_OF_TVCARDdevcon enable PATH_OF_TVCARDnet start tvservices[/CODE]to find out the PATH_OF_TVCARD use &quot;devcon.exe find *&quot;now you have a list of every hardware build in in you computer. on the right you will find all name. I found my device as &quot;TECHNISAT SYKSTAR 2&quot;. take the path shown on the left as you PATH_OF_TVCARD. you might shorten it a bit like this &quot;DIV\PCI\XXXX*&quot;.Maybe you add a &quot;pause&quot; at the end of the batch, so you have a easier debugging.DONE(i am not at home, but if needed i can add my batch later on)... 159bx</blockquote>

[QUOTE="159bx, post: 310585, member: 83061"] well i had the same issue with my skystar2, too. i dont have a solution to fix that problem, but a workaround. it works fine for me, maybe it might be fine for you, too. [U]THEORETICALS:[/U] there is a software named [URL="http://support.microsoft.com/kb/311272/en-us"]"devcon"[/URL]. Whit devcon you can activate / deactivate devices using a batch. the other software i use is [URL="http://www.desimonesystems.com/suspendtrigger/index.php"]"Hibernate Trigger"[/URL]. this software is able to start a script after resume. i figured that the skystar is fine after resuming from s3 / s4 but will give me a error message at the device manager as soon as i start the tv service. in the theorie i tryed to start the tv service, stop it again. (i get the error message) then deactivate the skystar and activate it right after that. (skystar is fine again) now i startet the tv services again. TV and recording work again. [U]PRACTICALS:[/U] i installed hibernate trigger on my computer. linked the batch file to it i will create in the next steps. (watch out: hibernate trigger is not starting right with windows. you might have to put that program into the autostart(watch you language). now we have to download devcon and place the devcon.exe into the hibernate trigger folder (c:\program files\hib...). create a new batch at hibernate trigger folder. there you have to enter some code like this: [CODE] net stop tvservices net start tvservices net stop tvservices devcon disable PATH_OF_TVCARD devcon enable PATH_OF_TVCARD net start tvservices [/CODE] to find out the PATH_OF_TVCARD use "devcon.exe find *" now you have a list of every hardware build in in you computer. on the right you will find all name. I found my device as "TECHNISAT SYKSTAR 2". take the path shown on the left as you PATH_OF_TVCARD. you might shorten it a bit like this "DIV\PCI\XXXX*". Maybe you add a "pause" at the end of the batch, so you have a easier debugging. DONE (i am not at home, but if needed i can add my batch later on) ... 159bx [/QUOTE]

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