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That would have been a last ditch possibility, if no other options worked. You have to break a seal to remove the HD, which voids the warranty, and, not knowing if the orig. HD was still good, I was hesitant to risk that process. Plus, the new DVR is 155 GB, and the old one is 90 GB.

It's like, how much more easy could this be? and the answer is none. None more easy. Thanks very much! (and HD appears good).

I can't be sure - I can see the partitions in Disk Mgmt, and I've installed Linux Reader and I can see the files. The 3rd partition showing in LR has about 250 files, and it looks like the files with the .tsp ext are the ones I want/need, as they are all about 400 > 900 MB in size. But until I...

Wondering if anyone might have a helpful suggestion. Our (Dish) DVR died (Model # DVR522), along with about 75 hours of shows/movies I had taped. We have a replacement, and I don't have to return the dead box (which is about 6 years old). I've pulled out the HD from the DVR - it's a standard...