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Being a user of TiVo if you’re struggling with freezing, pixelation and TiVo issues, then you need to check the following content or get in touch with experts.

The most general cause of this issue is a bad hard drive, but depending on your TiVo model, it can also be caused by other issues. In some TiVo models, you can run a TiVo hard drive test to check your hard drive from within the TiVo. If after running that test your hard drive crashes, then you have possibly found the case of your issue. Luckily, replacing a hard drive in a TiVo is very facile, and there are companies out there that will sell you a pre-programmed hard drive (the blank drive will not work), installation directions and tools for opening your TiVo- all in one bundle. Here are few sources for TiVo hard drives: weaKnees, DVRupgrade and Hinsdale. You can check TiVopedia, which has more information on TiVO hard drives. If you do not wish to try to resolve the unit yourself, there is a flat=fee repair option available for standard definition TiVo units. This flat-fee repair is valuable if you have lifetime TiVo service or, if you have a DIRECTV TiVo, it is valuable if you’re averse to make the switch to DIRECTV’s home-grown DVRs. If you have monthly service on a non-DIRECTV TiVo, you should just replace the drive or buy a fresh TiVo. You can also take TiVo Com Support by getting in touch with professionals.

If you have a DIRECTV TiVo DVR, then you could have a poor satellite tuner or a bad hard drive. We’d suggest you run your vision to this blog post, which abridges how to determine whether your TIVo has a drive issue or a tuner issue. Further to the information here, we would add that in aging DIRECTV TiVo units, it is more general to have a poor sat tuner than sat 1 tuner, and that if you’re struggling with heavy pixelation on only some channels, then you are possibly looking at a bad tuner, rather than a poor drive (bad TiVo hard drives are even- chance pixellated). In addition, if you have a bad tuner, your eyes might catch a message, “Searching for Signal on Satellite 2” or “Searching for Signal on Satellite 1” pop in and out, or the message might emerge lastingly.

If you have a poor satellite tuner, it is impossible to fix this yourself. You can transfer the unit into a TiVo repair center to have the tuner repaired or replaced. For more TiVo Help, you can contact professionals as well.

On the other hand, DIRECTV TiVo units with poor hard drives can be fixed at the house using a new TiVo hard drive.

If you have a TiVo, TiVoHD XL or one of the original Series 3 HD TiVos and encountering pixelation, we’d first recommend that you run the kickstart 54 drive test. If your drive fails, then you should get the latest drive. If your drive passes, then you might have an issue with the signal strength being too extreme. This is specifically general with Verizon FiOS< but can also occur in other cable systems. The fixation to a signal; strength that is too high is to receive an attenuator. For more information, you can make a call on TiVo Customer Service number.

In addition, if you have an HD TiVo with pixelation and you are using CableCARDs, it is achievable that a poor CableCARD is causing the issue You might wish to contact your cable company and have them look at, and perhaps replace, the CableCARD(s) in your TiVo.

If you have an HD TiVo and these suggestions do not resolve your issue, then instead of roaming here and there, you should get in touch with experts.