griffo346 said:furry do i use the remote for this im dumb when it comes to this
Willow said:I've reset it in the past by simply unplugging the box from the power, waiting for a minute, then plugging it back in.
When the power boots back up, there might be a red light, press the foxtel button on your remote and it should come back on soonafter.
Failing that, wait for the cable guy.
Captain_Fred said:Depends on what foxtel unit you have. I have a digital one that is fairly new (had it less than a year), and it's completely sh*t! It's slow to react to actions made from the remote, and occasionally will lose signal. I called them up, and they said on my unit there's three buttons to the left of the lcd display, and three to the right. They said to push and hold down the two on the left side that are closest to the LCD display, and keep them held down for about a minute or so, then release, and the machine will reset itself. It fixes the problems for a short term, but doesn't help the fact that it's a completely sh*t box
I recall there is something about holding down the 'select' and 'back' keys together for a few seconds (you might try that Griffo). Is that what you mean Furry? That's something that the Fox help line advises. But I think unplugging it has a similar effect.[furrycat] said:This has the same effect as a cold restart through the setup- the key is waiting a minute or so and then letting it regather itself.
If that doesn't work its out of your hands basically. As long as you haven't been playing around with anything you shouldb't be, all is well.
Willow said:I recall there is something about holding down the 'select' and 'back' keys together for a few seconds (you might try that Griffo). Is that what you mean Furry? That's something that the Fox help line advises. But I think unplugging it has a similar effect.
Giffo, silly question, but have you checked that the unit isn't simply on 'stand by'?
Willow said:I recall there is something about holding down the 'select' and 'back' keys together for a few seconds (you might try that Griffo). Is that what you mean Furry? That's something that the Fox help line advises. But I think unplugging it has a similar effect.
Giffo, silly question, but have you checked that the unit isn't simply on 'stand by'?
griffo346 said:Willow i will try the buttons now
as for stand by well i think its on now theres a red light apearing :lol: come on i aint to tech minded with these things :lol:
how do u turn the stand by off willow?
[furrycat] said:Yeah- the combination does the same thing effectively.
Can you access the settings griffo and go into diagnostics and check your signal strengths and quality? It shouldn't be off for that long regardless so it can't be just an interference fault.