Password protecting a timer
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I have the same problem but it's my wife 
. Would be nice to have a lock on the receiver not to even turn on .
. Would be nice to have a lock on the receiver not to even turn on .
I have a password....
"if you stop one of my recordings one more time I will break your fingers."
"if you stop one of my recordings one more time I will break your fingers."
I have a password....
"if you stop one of my recordings one more time I will break your fingers."
I LOVE that one about the broken fingers! I have a 222K that is to used for visitors watching TV in the living room (a separate DVR for me and one other household member is connected to the same TV in the living room) as I do not want my recordings stopped, nor others theirs, either.
