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Mr K · 25-09-2018, 17:47

On the rare occasions i've had connection problems, switching everything off (including the router/hub), then switching them on again, router/hub first, has solved it. If it worked before it should work again, use the 5Ghz wifi from the router - not sure if this is enabled by default on the hub or you have to set it up. (I use my own router and modem mode). I'm only using one box on wifi, 2 boxes might be pushing it but if it worked before, it should work again.

25-09-2018, 17:47	#5
Mr K Woke and proud ! Join Date: Jun 2004 Services: TV, Phone, BB, a wife Posts: 9,134	Re: Two V6 boxes On the rare occasions i've had connection problems, switching everything off (including the router/hub), then switching them on again, router/hub first, has solved it. If it worked before it should work again, use the 5Ghz wifi from the router - not sure if this is enabled by default on the hub or you have to set it up. (I use my own router and modem mode). I'm only using one box on wifi, 2 boxes might be pushing it but if it worked before, it should work again.