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Originally Posted by hdtvincr 
I've had the same occur to me also when I forgot to OK it's run with the firewall PRIOR to putting the connection check in, and yes the CPU usage was high although I don't understand why as it is hanging in an MSXML call for the data.
Hasn't been a problem since I put the check in first. If your operation is getting to the hanging point, then it has to be losing the connection in the middle of the download. Once again, the internet check makes a normal HTTP call for a regular old web page to check the connection before it calls the data that potentially hangs if no connection. So if your hanging, the HTTP call worked fine or you never would have got to that point. Obviously I would like to catch this situation and I will eventually, but the proper format call to retrieve the data requires the uses of MSXML routines in which errors are not easily caught.
I know that there are many that will use wireless, but I sure would like to know why it chokes on the data download.

I've had the same occur to me also when I forgot to OK it's run with the firewall PRIOR to putting the connection check in, and yes the CPU usage was high although I don't understand why as it is hanging in an MSXML call for the data.
Hasn't been a problem since I put the check in first. If your operation is getting to the hanging point, then it has to be losing the connection in the middle of the download. Once again, the internet check makes a normal HTTP call for a regular old web page to check the connection before it calls the data that potentially hangs if no connection. So if your hanging, the HTTP call worked fine or you never would have got to that point. Obviously I would like to catch this situation and I will eventually, but the proper format call to retrieve the data requires the uses of MSXML routines in which errors are not easily caught.
I know that there are many that will use wireless, but I sure would like to know why it chokes on the data download.
This happened to me just last night. I am using the most recent version, and I have a non-wireless connection. When I came down this morning, my pc was running at full tilt with the fan wailing away too. cw_epg had the message 'downloading guide data'. I manually killed it and it ran fine again. My isp has been resetting my connection lately, so I am wondering if that didn't happen during the download last night.
I am wondering if setting the 'Stop this task if it runs for: x hours y minutes' on the task pane would help? This is a pretty big deal in my humble opinion.















