not recorded error 4"? TiVo didn't record the last episode > of House and this is the reason given. Any thoughts? They have this new thing called Google. Putting in 'tivo not recorded error 4' results in, among others: Or, even better,...

not recorded error 4"? TiVo didn't record the last episode > of House and this is the reason given. Any thoughts? They have this new thing called Google. Putting in 'tivo not recorded error 4' results in, among others: Or, even better,...

You will be able to measure it though. Get a copy of RMAA, which is freeware, and test both cards. You will see that the AP2496 gives you much greater margin for recording error. TonyP. Archived from groups: rec.audio.pro () "Bob" wrote in message news:...

this > is > the recorded error but not certain? Help I am real tired of having to > reboot > this thing everytime it crashes. Running XP SP2, Norton Antivirus 2005, > and > System mechanic. >>> Event Type: Error> Event Source: Ci > Event...

issues with sudden restarts in his e-Machine. He's >recorded the error codes and I'll post them here. Can anyone assist? Right click on My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Startup/Shutdown, and take the checkmark off of 'restart on error'. When the...

cause of your problems, we'll need to learn what specific errors are occurring and being recorded. To get the error message from the blue screen (a.k.a. the BSOD -- Blue Screen of Death), you'll need to turn off WinXP's automatic reboot "feature:"...

Disable unneeded startup applications. Uninstall software that you don't use or are 'demos', 'freeware' etc. Ceck your hardware for newer drivers. Scan your HD for errors / defrag with a 3rd party util that actually can do a proper defrag. Check your...

error messages in the system logs at Windows start up. >>Next step was to upgrade to Win XP Pro using a "Version 2002" upgrade disk. >Seemed to go OK, but now at every startup the system logs consistently >recorded: "Error: Service Control Manager: The...

no (inexplicable) error messages in the system logs at Windows start up. Next step was to upgrade to Win XP Pro using a "Version 2002" upgrade disk. Seemed to go OK, but now at every startup the system logs consistently recorded: "Error: Service Control...

error information that can help you resolve the problem. If they have, go to the Microsoft knowledgebase online and try to lookup solution information by providing event ID numbers or other words/phrases related to errors recorded in the event logs....