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<blockquote data-quote="mm1352000" data-source="post: 876249" data-attributes="member: 82144">Hello again Lukas&nbsp;The problem seems to be that MP is confused about which driver to use. In your system registry, a TechniSat B2C2 source filter (Sky2PCAVSrc.ax) has been registered, but this file cannot be found on your HDD. These registry keys are not needed and should be deleted to solve the problem. To do this:&nbsp;1. Open the start menu, type regedit and hit enter/return.2. Scroll up to the top in the left hand pane and select &quot;computer&quot;.3. Click &quot;edit&quot; (in the menu), and select &quot;find...&quot;.4. Enter &quot;Sky2PCAVSrc.ax&quot; and click &quot;find next&quot;.5. Delete each COM class key which references this file. I have provided a screenshot as an example. When you find a reference like this in an &quot;InprocServer32&quot; folder you should delete the folder above it (ignore references that are not in an &quot;InprocServer32&quot; folder). In this example you would delete the circled folder starting &quot;{AA105AE0-...&quot;. Press F3 to find the next reference. For me, there are a total of 6 references that I would delete.&nbsp;Note: please be *very* careful! It is not usually a good idea to edit the registry unless you know what you are doing. Deleting the wrong entries could cause problems for your computer.&nbsp;mm</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mm1352000, post: 876249, member: 82144"] Hello again Lukas The problem seems to be that MP is confused about which driver to use. In your system registry, a TechniSat B2C2 source filter (Sky2PCAVSrc.ax) has been registered, but this file cannot be found on your HDD. These registry keys are not needed and should be deleted to solve the problem. To do this: 1. Open the start menu, type regedit and hit enter/return. 2. Scroll up to the top in the left hand pane and select "computer". 3. Click "edit" (in the menu), and select "find...". 4. Enter "Sky2PCAVSrc.ax" and click "find next". 5. Delete each COM class key which references this file. I have provided a screenshot as an example. When you find a reference like this in an "InprocServer32" folder you should delete the folder above it (ignore references that are not in an "InprocServer32" folder). In this example you would delete the circled folder starting "{AA105AE0-...". Press F3 to find the next reference. For me, there are a total of 6 references that I would delete. Note: please be *very* careful! It is not usually a good idea to edit the registry unless you know what you are doing. Deleting the wrong entries could cause problems for your computer. mm [/QUOTE]

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