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Message 211 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

You have to ring up, I don`t think you can do it via the app.

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Message 212 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

I'm still having problems with some devices connecting only connecting at 2.4 when they are 5ghz capable.
these being sky q silver and mini
amazon echo
Gone through the hidden sky menu to try to force 5ghz with no success and the app says the devices are not dual band capable when they definely are and within site of a hub or disk.
Also tried switching channels between 36, 40 and 44
any ideas
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Message 213 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT


@Oemoore64 wrote:
I'm still having problems with some devices connecting only connecting at 2.4 when they are 5ghz capable.
these being sky q silver and mini
amazon echo
Gone through the hidden sky menu to try to force 5ghz with no success and the app says the devices are not dual band capable when they definely are and within site of a hub or disk.
Also tried switching channels between 36, 40 and 44
any ideas

Which app are you referring to? Is it the MyBt app?

If it’s of any help, the MyBt app shows some slight inconsistencies, when used on mobile devices.....

Clear the cache, and login again from the beginning. You have to start with your BT I’d, and then your login password.

 

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Message 214 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

I go to the browser utility.
the bt app isn't much cop imho as it doesn't recognise settings made via the browser such as naming your hosts.
You also can't configure access control, I would go on but trying to focus on the problem in hand.
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Message 215 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

Gave them a call - they ran diagnostics and are sending a new disc out for the deadspot. It is a paid for service but a good on I think. The customer support representative was a pleasure to deal with.
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Message 216 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

Cheers but it's not a dead spot..
I was one of the first to get complete wifi and have an additional disk already.
other devices connect at 5ghz, but as I said, devices which are dual band are not being recognised as such and are connecting at 2.4
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Message 217 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT


@Oemoore64 wrote:
I go to the browser utility.
the bt app isn't much cop imho as it doesn't recognise settings made via the browser such as naming your hosts.
You also can't configure access control, I would go on but trying to focus on the problem in hand.

I’m not sure as I don’t use tv boxes.

Does the sky q box only connect at 2.4ghz to a BT hub system?

Do you need a sky hub for a 5ghz connection? Advertising info implies this.....

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Message 218 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

Going into the sky installation menu, it offers both.
may be it does need a sky extender, but surely if it is offering both you'd get the option
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Message 219 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT


@Oemoore64 wrote:
Going into the sky installation menu, it offers both.
may be it does need a sky extender, but surely if it is offering both you'd get the option

Various reports from othe sources suggest changing the 5ghz channel to No. 48 and set wireless mode to 2.
Reports of success appear to be conflicting, however.......works for some, but unstable for others.
You should, of course, disable smart setup on the Hub.

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Message 220 of 476

Re: Introducing Complete Wi-Fi from BT

I used the previous Smart Hub for a long time with no issues. My home network was fast and I could link easily with other computers and storage devices on my wireless and ethernet LAN. I have upgraded to Smart Hub 2 but am not impressed. I have not changed my network set up other than install the Smart Hub2 and discs.  I am disappointed that the intercommunication between devices is very much slower.I could probably live with that but the frustrating problem is that it does not maintain links.  I can be connected and using a network device one minute and the next time I try to use it I have to re-enter the device username and password. It does not seem to lose the connection but does seem to lose the credentials.  This applies to PCs and NAS and both ethernet and wi-fi connected devices. I can't figure out what's going on.  BT sent a replacement Hub but it is still the same.  I have tried running without the discs but it is still the same. I have reset the Hub but to no avail. I do not understand why the network is 'losing' this login information. It never did with the previous Hub. I only ordered the Smart Hub 2 as I was thinking of extending the range to accommodate some security cameras but I think I may go back to the previous Hub.

Can anyone advise?

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