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U-verse router conflicts with bluray built in wi-fi.
U-verse router conflicts with bluray built in wi-fi.
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U-verse router conflicts with bluray built in wi-fi.
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mibrnsurg
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10 years ago
Can't two have different wi-fi signals in close proximity. Either have to turn off Blue-Ray wi-fi or Uverse wifi. Choose which one you want to use and turn off the other.
For the Blue-Ray unit consult the Blue-Ray info.
For the RG, go here:
http://192.168.1.254/xslt?PAGE=C_2_1
Then Choose Disabled and Save at the bottom, you will need the system password on the side of the RG. 😉
Chris
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I Call It Like I See It, Simply a U-verse user, nothing more
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aviewer
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10.1K Messages
10 years ago
If your STB is connected COAX. connect the blue ray to the network jack via cat5. Or, if close to the RG connect cat5.
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grj4
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10 years ago
Yes, that solves the problem. Thanks
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aviewer
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10 years ago
This is a blue-ray that has a wi-fi modem to generate its own network and connects to the U-verse RG via cat5??
People buy stand alone wi-fi due to deficiencies in the RG Wi-fi. what is the advantage of this blue-ray application?? Why does it not just connect to the RG wi-fi like all the others??
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