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  • uberd0g
    Newbie
    • Feb 2009
    • 7
    #16
    Exactly the same thing happened here. I have a 100% genuine Starview, got the invalid box warning and now I have a brick. And my supplier cablebox4u.co.uk won't even respond to my emails. So much for their 12 month warranty, eh?

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      • SunRise
        Member
        • Sep 2009
        • 47
        #17
        Originally posted by uberd0g
        Exactly the same thing happened here. I have a 100% genuine Starview, got the invalid box warning and now I have a brick. And my supplier cablebox4u.co.uk won't even respond to my emails. So much for their 12 month warranty, eh?
        They have a fix available for you. It's called StarView 5 and will cost you

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          • uberd0g
            Newbie
            • Feb 2009
            • 7
            #18
            Originally posted by SunRise
            They have a fix available for you. It's called StarView 5 and will cost you

            Yeah, cos I'm obviously going to buy another shitty Starview after this one died for no good reason, and I am most definitely going to order it from the company that doesn't even respond to my emails when I enquire about my warranty. It's a genius marketing ploy! Why didn't I think of it?
            Last edited by uberd0g; 7 November, 2009, 18:46.

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              • wgnrblay
                Junior Member
                • Oct 2009
                • 22
                #19
                Yes if you try to flash it with different sw it will power off just for a second while it reboots. Then its dead. wasn't that what the V012 fix was for?

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