Hi Les,
Also tried removing the tv from the hub manager, and taking the tv back to factory settings to remove the networks.
I used the static IPs again (they were actually what I’d used the first attempts too)
IP 192.168.1.140
subnet mask exactly as what you had
gateway 192.168.1.254
But unfortunately it all gives the same ‘no connection’ result.
Although using the admin password in error completely sounds like something I would do, I’ve definitely been using the wifi password (same as on our phones and other smart tv). In fact on one occasion I made a typo and immediately got an ‘incorrect password’ message on the tv! 😂
I’ve bitten the bullet and ordered the plug in broadband extenders from BT as per Keith’s suggestion, so I can try plugging the tv into that via ethernet. Hopefully that’ll do it - although it is frustrating to spend more money out. If that fails the tv will definitely be going back, as my other smart tv (Samsung) was connected to the wifi in seconds all the way upstairs with no messing around at all. I would have gone for another Samsung but I was trying to save on having to replace the tv wall bracket as the fixings for the Samsung are completely different sizes to what was already there (replaced an old Panasonic tv). 😂
