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Lose Channel 4 & Five on second card

donhughberto · 2006-02-20 22:13:19

Can someone remind me what to do in this situation, leave card in box powered off(standby) for 24 hours correct??

20-02-2006 10:13pm

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donhughberto

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Can someone remind me what to do in this situation, leave card in box powered off(standby) for 24 hours correct??

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#2 20-02-2006 10:35pm

Mossy Monk

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yes, leave box in card. could take 2 hours, could take 48 hours and make sure box is unplugged from the phone line

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#3 20-02-2006 10:37pm

donhughberto

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Mossy

Cheers, good job prision break is repeated

Do i leave this on standby for the duration, they will come back??

Cheers

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#4 20-02-2006 10:55pm

byte

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I don't think it matters whether the box is in standby or in use. When the box is in standby, it's still in semi-full use, just video/audio outputs are switched off.

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