Just deleted everything off my 622!?!?

[Chuck14]

I know it's probably a stupid question, but is there anyway to un-delete stuff on a 622? I just accidentally nuked everything!

I have the "My Recordings" screen set to group things by title. I decided I wanted to get rid of all of a particular show, so I went into its folder, clicked Edit, then Select All, then Delete. I expected it to only select the shows in that folder, but it selected everything and the Delete command happily deleted them all...

 

[Sean Mota]

nope

 

[Pepper]

So sorry to hear that. It's gone.

 

[digital echo]

LOL Hit the rewind button on your dvr..LOL

 

[Chuck14]

LOL Hit the rewind button on your dvr..LOL

Thanks - Are you always this helpful when people ask questions?

 

[Smith P.]

Actually ... Remove the disk, connect to PC, umm use WinHex, restore names of files ( usually first letter replaced to 00h), return it back, force to run fsck() and pray .

 

[shamsway]

I had the same thing happen to me. I had a bunch of stuff recorded, but luckily I am getting most of it back from re-runs. Lost a couple movies that I recorded off of Cinemax before I downgraded.

There has to be something strange with the UI because I was *sure* that I gone into a folder before doing a select all. Maybe it's a bug... ?

 

[heyitsmikewi]

Same here

That same thing happened to me. I noticed the group feature one day and was excited. Grouped by name and then went into one of the folders, select all, and delete. It took a little bit and that made me worry - sure enough, everything was long gone! This happened about a month ago, and I have followed the exact same procedure since and it has worked correctly, so I am not sure what happened.

I will check to see what version I am at, maybe it is a bug in a certain version which has since been upgraded.

 

[Smith P.]

Seems to me there is a demand for UndeleteShow program or feature.

 

[NoCenterIceNoDishNetwork]

By the universal remote from Adam Sandler. Sorry I watched Click last night on encore

 

[xb1]

Actually ... Remove the disk, connect to PC, umm use WinHex, restore names of files ( usually first letter replaced to 00h), return it back, force to run fsck() and pray .

I wish I had known that the last time I did this. An external HD works to prevent others from making the same mistake.