Quick update, I ran WD Digital Lifeguard Diagnostics and it failed. Is it still possible to clone it so I don't lose the shows and OnePass or should I just accept it's dead and let my wife kill me?
If drive is bad unlikely a clone will work. If you are planning to clone and put in a different Tivo that DEFINITELY will not work even if the clone is successful, the drive is married to the Tivo motherboard. You might be able to save some recordings by transferring to a computer but much depends on whether using TE4/Hydra or TE3/Classic. Probably not if you are getting flashing lights, ie won't boot up.........Quick update, I ran WD Digital Lifeguard Diagnostics and it failed. Is it still possible to clone it so I don't lose the shows and OnePass or should I just accept it's dead and let my wife kill me?
Yeah it doesThanks for the quick response. Windows Disk manager see's the drive but that's about it. I was hoping to make a backup of the new Drive that came in the new Tivo, then clone the "dead" drive to the new Tivo drive, put it back in the original (old Tivo), transfer shows/OP to another Tivo I have then load the backup of the new drive back to the new drive and put it in the new Tivo, then once again, transfer all the shows from the working Tivo I have to the new one.
That sounds like a lot....