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ASAyyc
3 years agoFriendly Neighbour
How to get rid of “press the ok button to browse your recordings” message
Rocky3
11 months agoGuardian
Have never had this problem. It may be due to using ethernet instead of WIFI for TV
- Axel111 months agoFriendly Neighbour
The problem occurs on wireless boxes, so your observation is most likely correct. Are you suggesting that the solution to this problem is to run an ethernet cable to the problematic Telus boxes? I'm glad that I did not need to install an ethernet cable. For us the problem was resolved with a new wireless digital box from Telus.
- Rocky311 months agoGuardian
Axel1 wrote:The problem occurs on wireless boxes, so your observation is most likely correct. Are you suggesting that the solution to this problem is to run an ethernet cable to the problematic Telus boxes? I'm glad that I did not need to install an ethernet cable. For us the problem was resolved with a new wireless digital box from Telus.
Yes I am suggesting that you try that as an elimination test. On a different note I am on my third box and now have found it was the power cord that caused the issue by not providng enough output to operate the whole circuit board. Voltage test was the same with new/old cords until plugged in, only the new cord would operate the old box.
Your issue may be related, I suspect WIFI needs more power than ethernet.
- xray11 months agoHero
Interesting. I have heard a few reports of failed/flakey power supply bricks. For those with some boxes that don't exhibit the issue, I wonder if the issues follows the power brick if they are swapped.
- MickM11 months agoNeighbour
No the only Ethernet cable goes from my pvr to the router/booster, There appears to be no real problem with the pvr, it is a problem with communication between our wireless digital boxes and our PVR. The only thing that changed in our move was the router/wifi tower.