Ceton infiniTV bridge to new NIC

[rldev]

Since Ceton Infinitv4 bridges to your network card, is there anything special I have to do to install a new NIC card on my machine.

[STC]

The infiniTV can be bridged in Windows 7. Is yours?
Are your intentions to bridge to the new NIC?

Need more info of present setup and proposed setup.

[STC]

[Moved to Ceton infiniTV]

[rldev]

Well yes. In my setup it is bridged to my current NIC. I guess it needs to do this to assign tuners over a network. So I want to replace old pci Intel NIC with a new PCIe Intel NIC. I know in the past doing something like this can break the entire setup.

[STC]

Unbridge first, and set the infini back to defaults, then install the new NIC and create the new bridge.
You will need to re-run tuner setup on all your bridged ends.

[rldev]

Unbridge first, and set the infini back to defaults, then install the new NIC and create the new bridge.
You will need to re-run tuner setup on all your bridged ends.

How do you unbridge it? I know how to set to factory default.

[STC]

Right click the bridged network and delete (Control Panel / Network and Internet / Network and Sharing Center / Manage Network Connections).

Because it's the infiniTV, maybe ask Ceton if they have a preferred set of steps to unbridge and re-bridge.
Their InfiniTV app has a reset feature, but I'm unsure as to when the best point in the unbridge procedure to perform that.

Windows can be finicky and you may find yourself in a hole if you do something incorrectly.

[edit]
It appears Ceton did have a Network Tuner Wizard available for download. It now looks like it's part of the new installer.
I would definitely suggest upgrading your Ceton drivers to the latest and using the Network Tuners Feature to perform your changes.-
http://www.missingremote.com/guide/ceto ... ltiple-pcs
http://cetoncorp.com/infinitv_support