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Read article 3 & 5

My son recently had an Ipod replaced using this legislation as Apple's warranty is only 1 year.

http://www.obtr.co.uk/europaenhancer...EN:PDF&format=

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Phone sky and cancel your subscription to them. I bet they offer you a new box and better deal. If not then really cancel and get your other half or whoever name the current contract is not in to take out anew subscription.
A few years ago when I was moving house I phoned sky to let them know. The bloke said that as the box I had at the time was out of warranty I should just cancel current contract and when moved into new house set up new contract then I would get a new box with a warranty and a better deal than I was paying. So I did and it worked in my favour.

Seem to have found a temporary fix by doing a planner rebuild. Will still be contacting Sky for a replacement box though.

Daveyrach: Thanks for info regarding EU legislation. Will have a look into this.

No problem

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Originally Posted by Pricey12

Seem to have found a temporary fix by doing a planner rebuild. Will still be contacting Sky for a replacement box though.

Daveyrach: Thanks for info regarding EU legislation. Will have a look into this.

Has that helped, because planner rebuild actually does next to f-all. It's just a clean shutdown and reboot.

Do you ever power off your box by unplugging it, or do you leave it on all of the time?

Originally Posted by wyrdness

Do you ever power off your box by unplugging it, or do you leave it on all of the time?

Occasionally, but normaly put it on standby when not in use.

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My HD box sometimes has a hissy fit and freezes up, the usual Sky cure is to remove the viewing card & switching it off at the mains for at least 30 sec.

Seems to work, but won't help with a fubarred hard drive