I'm having similar problems and so are many others looking at this topic on the forum. I have had mine for exactly one month and i have most of my problems viewing the extraTV channels, I'm forever either, rebbooting the Hub or the youview box. My latest firmware is SG4B100021FA looking on the forum there is a later one. When they wiill down load it I don't know.
looking at the offcom list of worst complaints BT is the top. it looks like i am having to go down that route because I am not paying for this service for 18 month, and I am also suprised that I have not noticed any BT tech staff addressing any of the issues on this topic.
Waiting in antipitation, JoeH
P.S. Last time I complained I received a small rebate.
Does anyone here actually know how the firmwares are rolled out? areas or serial numbers? or what? I absolutely hate this, BT should provide firmware installs for download as standard. Frustrating having to wait when your connection keeps going down.
What difference does it make if you know how they do it, you can't influence it.
I got the latest firmware this morning and I've had the H6 for one month. Hope it's OK.
I got smart hub 6 in July. It was working ok till a couple of weeks ago when my tablets/phone not longer connected to the wifi. I switched smart set up off, split 2.4-5ghz etc but still not working and I need to reset to factory 5 times a day. BT send me a new hub which was working fine for 3 days till the firmware got updated today. Can't connect again, and even if I reset the router I only have is connection for 5 min or so till it all drops again. I had problems since they dat I signed up and am really not happy 😞
Current Firmware: SG4B10002236
DHCP interface needs a complete overhaul...re-assigning IP addresses does not work, trying to switch to a static IP doesnt work...unable to set up any IP mapping based on MAC address before the device connects.
Back and restore DOES NOT save any configuration for the connected devices.
Let the users decided when and if to upgrade firmware...fed up of firmware with bugs and unusable features being pushed to my home hub, causing problems and no way to stop/revert the "upgrade".
@licquorice wrote:What difference does it make if you know how they do it, you can't influence it.
True.
Mine has updated last night. Still no way to set static IP addresses, hub won't save settings as others mentioned.
Fixed the Wi-Fi problems hub 6 keeps asking for password for wifi all time if log out like leaving the house also split band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz can we not have separate passwords for it have now had
two have these routers the first one allowed me to connect by 5 GHz but the replacement roots and will not allow me to connect by 5 GHz at all bt customer support says there is nothing wrong with the hub 6 you can only connect 7 devices not such a super hub 6 as advertised on TV
Is that what BT said - it can only connect 6 devices, or is that just your experience ?
For what it's worth, as I type this ,I'm running 10 units connected by wi-fi to the Home Hub 6 (8 on 2.4ghz; 2 on 5ghz). I'm using the October firmware SG4B10002236. Overall, I find the wi-fi better than the HH5.