Humax HDR-Fox T2 loss of access to video

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  • #15842
    Anonymous
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    I turned on my Humax and went to watch a recording and cannot access video. There is loads of space. Have tried various things such as re-setting channels, disconnecting box and reconnecting, also reset to factory settings but all to no avail. When I go to Video and select it the system just comes back to the program I am watching. In ‘settings’ – ‘system’ the title ‘Data Storage’ is not highlighted and unable to access this either. Help!

    #53323
    Anonymous
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    Sounds like a hard disc fault.

    How old is your Humax?

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    #53324
    Anonymous
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    I bought it in 2011, is there anything I can do to get it mended?

    #53325
    Anonymous
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    Obviously it’s difficult for me to tell without actually looking at your system personally, but it sounds as though the hdd has either died or developed a fault which is why it would not show up under data storage. All hard discs die eventually.

    Ideally, I would want to take the hdd out and connect it to a PC to verify it has a problem.

    You have a couple of choices: ask someone more knowledgable to physically check your box and verify the hdd is dead and then fit a new one for you, or ring humax and see if they can do anything for you, or just bite the bullet and buy a new hard disc yourself and fit it. It’s not difficult, but depends how good you are with a screwdriver and electronics.

    Usually, when a hdd dies, the data is gone, or it’s just not cost effective to recover.

    #53326
    Anonymous
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    You could install custom firmware and run the hard disc checker and fix in that. See hummy.tv for details.

    #53327
    Anonymous
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    If it won’t even show the HDD is connected, I think it’s beyond repair Owen.

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    #53328
    grahamlthompson
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    It would be worth removing and replacing the hard disk data connector a few times. It’s not unknown for oxidisation to create a bad connection.

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