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Recovering deleted recordings from DIRECTV DVR. This is a question that has haunted DIRECTV DVR customers for more than a decade. Time Warner Cable.

So I accidentally deleted an entire series from my DVR when I meant to only delete an episode. I spent awhile looking for the undelete feature and to my surprise there was none. What kind of software using hard disk technology software doesn't let it's users restore deleted files??? This makes absolutely no sense. When a file is deleted it's data is not formatted to zero, it still exists. The file table simply sets the data to be eligible for rewrite. Now I've lost hours of programming and the series doesn't seem to be forecast to rerun.

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Does anyone know a way to login to the DVR from a PC or laptop to recover deleted files from the disk? Thanks in advance if you reply with a solution! I've been a DirecTV subscriber ever since it became available in Middle-Tennessee back in the early 1990's.

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I don't remember the model of the DVR receiver but I am sure it was the first DVR receiver that DirecTV offered. It had a deleted program (file) restore function in it but you had to restore the file in a certain amount of time or it would be deleted. Winpcnc crack cocaine. The next time that I upgraded, that function was gone. The only reason that I can think of is that they saw a way to make more money if they did away with it. It all comes down to money!

Accidentally Deleted Recording On Directv

I've deleted a series with 60 hours of programming entirely by accident. Not only is UNDELETE not a feature, but the remote design can contribute to these accidents by using the same key for confirmation-definitely a poor design especially when the keyboard buffer is not cleared when a confirmation is presented. A delay, which is common can lead to the same key being captured twice. The keyboard buffer catches up and disaster ensues. I recommend the TiVo DVR, but my dilemma is that since I only need one, by switching I would lose 2+years of saved programming on my DTV DVR.