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Maybe try performing the updates with their Batch Configuration tool?

Does the calendar in Playback have the little corner markings that indicate there are recordings on the dates since you replaced the HDD?

Yes, it's normal to need to edit some system settings when you change your ISP. Typically, you'll have a new router, and very often that will set a new IP address domain range for the devices on your home network. Your NVR needs to be set to join that domain range. If you install Hikvision's...

Any progress with this please?

If you add the camera to your LAN and prove that as per #2 then we have moved on a few steps - we will know that you have a working ONVIF camera at a valid network IP address and we can then try to progress getting the DVR to also see it.

After selecting Playback mode, are you then clicking on the play icon? We can't offer much help unless you provide the extra information we need ...

Are you using a PC wired to your home network, not a wireless connected laptop?

It's quite an old NVR model - make sure that you are running the latest firmware available for it.

Add your Sony camera to your network and check it is ONVIF ok with the ONVIF Device Manager utility. What model DVR do you have please? How many cameras connected? (analogue & IP)

Annke offer this solution at their website, let us know how you get on: https://help.annke.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000252781-ANNKE-VISION-Reset-Admin-Password-on-Annke-System-via-SADP-Software

Hikvision have recently released their own range of UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply) devices. These are great value - details in our webshop: https://www.use-ip.co.uk/hikvision?cat=944 However, they do not include a network connection so are unable to enable a graceful shutdown of their...

Are you closely following these steps to update your firmware? https://www.use-ip.co.uk/forum/threads/how-do-i-update-hikvision-firmware-in-just-nine-simple-steps-updated-17th-november-2023.1323/

Can you share the model number and upload an image of what you see in playback please.

If the cores are not damaged, and it's working OK, then I'd just tape it up and press-on. Obviously, make sure the bracket is now sealed and the mice can't get at it.

You probably already have a router - for your internet connection. You don't tend to find routers with more than about four network ports. Nor do you find routers that provide POE power. So, to add lots more devices, you simply add a network switch with the desired number of network ports and...

Have you tested with this camera temporarily connected to the NVR using a short, factory made, non screened, patch lead? To rule out ANY issues due to the installed cable. It may also be worth checking that all your devices are running the latest firmware; we just tend to do this first as a...

They're not products that we tend to get hands-on with. The stick-up type cameras tend to be typically sold via Amazon. There are usually lots of customer reviews for products sold at Amazon, so perhaps have a good look at those. Also, lots of YouTubers making new product and comparison videos...

Sorry - dropped the ball. Have you resolved this?

Is the problem boot-looping camera installed? e.g. on the end of the intended site cable Have you tested it with a short factory-made patch lead network cable (not screened)?

Thread continues here: https://www.use-ip.co.uk/forum/threads/nvr-resetting-after-restart.11844/