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Thanks for all the replies. Sorry I didn't reply sooner. It was a grounding issue. They totally botched the wiring job and there was no grounding wire. Problem fixed!

Yep, I have done every form of "rebooting/resetting" that is possible. This includes turning off the receiver after unplugging all cables from it and letting it sit for 30 minutes and then plugging it back in(but NOT plugging in the s-video cables).

Oops. I meant to say "The laptop has an s-video cable coming out of it. This cable goes directly to the TV." What do you mean a channel 3 issue? I can clearly see that I have no signal. I don't just have a "blank screen". I can access the receiver's menu and all of that. Doesn't that mean that...

The laptop is simply connected to the TV with an s-video cable. The satellite is hooked up with a coaxial cable. There is no other monitor hooked into the laptop. I have tried changing all forms of video modes on the laptop. I have also tried to disable the secondary monitor(which is the TV) on...

The laptop is plugged in via power supply. What is the LNB? I've never had any grounding issues before with electronic equipment. I thought that simply plugging it into the wall outlet meant it was properly grounded. Are there special grounding instructions that I may have missed in the manual?

I'm not sure what you mean by this. Could you clarify?

I agree. It is VERY strange and it makes ZERO sense to me, lol. Yeah, I tried what you suggested and I even tried unplugging all cables to the receiver and leaving it off for about 30 minutes. I can't for the life of me understand how the s-video out from my laptop would have anything to do with...

This has to be the strangest issue I have ever come across. My laptop is hooked up to my 508 PVR receiver with an s-video cable. When I unplug my laptop from the receiver, my signal strength goes to 0%. This makes zero sense. The s-video out from my laptop should have nothing to do with signal...