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David Norman · 09-24-2006, 03:22 PM

A couple things -- if it has a lifetime sub, replacing the hard drive isn't terribly difficult thing to do. There are a couple services where you can either buy a drop and load Hard Drive or with a little computer ability you can do it for yourself.

If you don't really have anything you want to attempt to save, then I might suggest a full erase and reset. I'm trying to remember if there is a button command to start over without having the disc boot up.

If it's a nonlifetime sub., then it's probably just as easy to get a new receiver with all the deals out there.

09-24-2006, 03:22 PM	#4 of 19
David Norman Member Join Date: Oct 2001 Local Time: 11:47 PM Local Date: 12-01-2008 Posts: 778	Re: trouble with tivo series 2 A couple things -- if it has a lifetime sub, replacing the hard drive isn't terribly difficult thing to do. There are a couple services where you can either buy a drop and load Hard Drive or with a little computer ability you can do it for yourself. If you don't really have anything you want to attempt to save, then I might suggest a full erase and reset. I'm trying to remember if there is a button command to start over without having the disc boot up. If it's a nonlifetime sub., then it's probably just as easy to get a new receiver with all the deals out there.