Swapped motherboard - tuners stopped working
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Swapped motherboard - tuners stopped working
i replaced my mobo to get a higher memory capacity; now two HVR-1600's stopped working. They show up in device manager.
when i try to tune a channel, i get the 'viewing conflict'; no tuner available to satisfy this request.
i re-installed drivers from hauppauge's website, still no luck.
no other hardware was changed other than mobo and ram.
any suggestions?
when i try to tune a channel, i get the 'viewing conflict'; no tuner available to satisfy this request.
i re-installed drivers from hauppauge's website, still no luck.
no other hardware was changed other than mobo and ram.
any suggestions?
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Nope. Just replaced the board and RAM, plugged everything back in. Everything is working fine except these tuners.
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Yeah it's best to start again with a motherboard change. There are ways to clear the HAL and force a rebuild of hardware but it's never guaranteed to be 100% stable.
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Have you tried re-running the tuner setup wizard in WMC?
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that was the trick.Scallica wrote:Have you tried re-running the tuner setup wizard in WMC?
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Sorry I assumed you had already done that. It is still advisable to install a fresh windows for any motherboard (of a different type) replacement.
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thanks for the advice; i'm going to let this thing ride as-is since everything is now working properly. last thing i want to do is burn a weekend reinstalling programs, trying to set everything back exactly as it was.stonethecrows wrote:Sorry I assumed you had already done that. It is still advisable to install a fresh windows for any motherboard (of a different type) replacement.
i just needed more ram for my 775 system; ddr2 is insanely expensive compared to ddr3; it was $70 cheaper to get a new motherboard and ddr3 ram than to get ddr2 of the same capacity.