Me too.
Strangest damn thing I've ever seen, and I've probably installed and run thousands of applications over the last 2 decades.
Timetrax actually erases the directory in which the shows are supposed to record.
And it creates a Timetrax Temporary directory on my C:\ drive.
Its doing it on a computer running Windows 2000 SP4. Its the newest version of TimeTrax Recast (I think 1.4, or whatever the number is) using the Sirius radio included with the package.
The other weird thing is that TimeTrax seemingly won't even run if I don't have the computer hooked up to the internet. I have it in a back room that gets good Sirius Satellite radio signal coverage. Sometimes, I unplug the router it uses, and TimeTrax won't even boot up on it. It claims it can't find out if a new version is needed, and just shuts down. This is pretty damn weird, as well, but not as weird as the directory erase issue.