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Cisco wireless receiver isb7005 does not respond
When I plug in power light not lit but wifi ls lit with 2 yellow rest green then link hd record are all lit but power button will not respond to 5, 10 , 15 sec holds to reset plus there is no picture on screen like it's not connected
ppeter
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9 years ago
my Cisco ISB7005 wireless receiver is frozen with lights on. I tried the disaster recovery (holding down power button ok button and down arrow) but it does not work. I also tried the simple ten second reset and unplugging the box multiple times. Is there any other way to reset the box short of a service call?
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ATTU-verseCare
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9 years ago
Hi @ppeter,
It sounds like there maybe a problem with your wireless receiver. I am so sorry about all the issues. You can try a non-destructive recovery, but I am not sure if that will work. To do so:
I will also send you a private message, so if your issues are not resolved, I can help in getting the receiver replaced for you.
-David T
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goyang333
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9 years ago
This happened to me - all lights on and screen frozen. I tried disaster reboot, unplugging, checking wall outlet, etc. Was on the phone with ATT and thirty minutes into it, on my own, tried unplugging everything (including HDMI) which caused it to reboot. Worth trying for others maybe. Frustrating because I have had ATT for about 2 years, and already made multiple phone calls for issues, replaced my wireless receiver already more than once (once they sent it and it still did not work forcing a technician to come out and replace the replacement), replaced my WAP, etc. Hours of my life lost, with never a customer service call with anything more than a hollow apology. I am seriously considering dropping ATT. I chose them out of convenience when I moved, but my previous cable service never had these issues.
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Pack1send1
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8 years ago
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Pack1send1
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2468lasvegas
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8 years ago
My Cisco Box's overheat and they are giving off a gas like smell, that burns your eyes. Some times they won't playback. I've disconnect because there making my family sick.
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2468lasvegas
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ATTU-verseCare
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8 years ago
Hi @2468lasvegas,
If the box is in a closed environment, in a cabinet or dresser door, this could be the cause. Regardless, we will need to get this box replaced. Please send us a message by clicking here. Provide your:
Keep an eye on the at the top right corner of your screen for a response. In the meantime, let us know if you have any other questions or concerns!
-ATTU-verseCare
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