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Old 09-11-2011, 14:10   #5
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Re: blue screen V+box

This is probably nothing to do with your problem Tony but I had a blue screen fault earlier this year and, as rebooting the V+ sorted it out, I assumed it was a V+ problem.

We ended up disconnecting the V+ and using the TV's built in Freeveiw. When we still got a Blue screen we realised it was the TV's fault. We had originally set the TV to accept an automatic connection through the HDMI 1 socket and only switch to an alternative input if I switched on our Video player or connected up our sons games player but it was switching to the old TV(analogue) input on its own. Rebooting the V+ was just making the TV switch to the "new" HDMI connection. Apparently the TV had developed a problem on it circuit board.
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