Hi rick5724,
CS2000 and CS2002 are both channel failed errors, and the advice is to check your cabling, especially that the white coaxial is secure and free from any kinks. If you are using an ethernet cable then make sure that it is snug and tight, also reboot both the 360 and hub at the same time so they can make the handshake again.
CS2214 and CC2217 are due to the recording playout having failed. When this happens the box may return you to live TV. This can sometimes be caused because the 360 has lost it's internet connection. Again you should check all cabling.
Sometimes this loss of network connection is due to a local issue which would show up if you use the https://www.virginmedia.com/help/check/status function. You can also a run a test on your equipment from there. If nothing is showing you could also try the automated Service Status number 0800 561 0061. This often gives details of more local issues down to postcode level.
The playback failure might (is probably) be due to a hard drive issue. The quick way to test this is to pause a live program for a couple of minutes and then play it back. If it plays back without problems then you can rule out a hard drive fault. If the playback fails or stutters then it's the hard drive and the box probably needs replacing, but you should try a factory reset first.
To factory reset go to Settings (the cog at the end of the Home menu) > System > Factory Reset. It's actually misnamed and only a partial system reset and not a complete factory reset. You are given 2 options
Keep Recordings
Format Disk
Select Keep Recordings, which means you won't lose your recordings, and any planned recordings, or series links you've set up. You may have to sign into your apps such as iPlayer, Prime, Netflix and ITVX again.
