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<blockquote data-quote="Lazarus" data-source="post: 710706" data-attributes="member: 323322">Almost certain to be one or more of:Slightly misaligned dish, degraded cabling (physical damage or water ingress), dodgy F connections, failing LNB.Misalignment has to be favourite. Sky Installers are not always the most diligent at mounting and securing dishes properly - often they don't use four bolts, for example, which leaves it prone to moving slightly over time.If the dish is easily accessible and you have a &quot;buddy&quot;, you can gently flex the LNB arm up/down and left/right the tiniest bit to see if Quality improves. Don't block the signal path, though!Sky won't be the least bit interested in you. The dish is yours and you don't have Sky, so it would be better, if you need to, to seek independent help. DiY best.Edit: Sorry - just reread your Post in detail and it appears it's only HD that is suffering. That therefore does not preclude Card/Driver etc issues.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Lazarus, post: 710706, member: 323322"] Almost certain to be one or more of: Slightly misaligned dish, degraded cabling (physical damage or water ingress), dodgy F connections, failing LNB. Misalignment has to be favourite. Sky Installers are not always the most diligent at mounting and securing dishes properly - often they don't use four bolts, for example, which leaves it prone to moving slightly over time. If the dish is easily accessible and you have a "buddy", you can gently flex the LNB arm up/down and left/right the tiniest bit to see if Quality improves. Don't block the signal path, though! Sky won't be the least bit interested in you. The dish is yours and you don't have Sky, so it would be better, if you need to, to seek independent help. DiY best. Edit: Sorry - just reread your Post in detail and it appears it's only HD that is suffering. That therefore does not preclude Card/Driver etc issues. [/QUOTE]

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