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My TV is displaying "No Signal"
My TV is displaying "No Signal" but the TV in the other room works fine. It also displays u Verse is not available at this time. I checked all the connections. I've tried restarting but have had no luck. I have checked the Input. It is set to the HDMI 1. It just continuously loops through trying to not succeeding.
skeeterintexas
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6 years ago
Have you rebooted the Gateway?
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LKNwayne
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6 years ago
Yes. It did not resolve the problem.
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LKNwayne
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6 years ago
Here's my loop: "Please Wait ...", then a Blue Screen, then Black Screen, then a series of moving "No Signal". Then a screen appears with a large AT&T U Verse logo with a message that reads "AT&T U Verse is not available at this time. Please try again later." and at the bottom of the screen on the right side is a Box that reads "Restart Receiver". I have restarted many times. It still is not connecting.
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gr8sho
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6 years ago
@LKNwayne
From your limited description, it sounds like a secondary settop box is unable to establish a link. How is the box connected? coax, ethernet, wireless? In any case, the link is missing. The box should show a green link light. I'd start with checking connections.
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LKNwayne
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5 years ago
The Receiver is connected by a Power Cord and an HDMI cable.
Here's the loop I see:
"Please Wait ...", then a Blue Screen, then Black Screen, then a series of moving "No Signal". Then a screen appears with a large AT&T U Verse logo with a message that reads "AT&T U Verse is not available at this time. Please try again later." and at the bottom of the screen on the right side is a Box that reads "Restart Receiver". I have restarted many times. It still is not connecting.
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gr8sho
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5 years ago
@LKNwayne
If all you have is an HDMI cable from the receiver to the TV, and a power cord, your receiver would need to be connected via a WAP (wireless access point). If you don't have one of those, then either a coax cable or an Ethernet cable needs to be connected to the receiver and connected back to the DVR box.
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