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the set top box!
Can anyone help me out here.
ive had homechoice now for 11 months mainly for the internet, Anyway for the past 10 months the blue light on the front of the stb comes on when i switch on the p.c or the tv sevice. and off when the p.c off and tv's off! anyway getting to the point the blue light stay's on all the time now even when the both above devices are turn off, now i havent got a router connected so to me theres nothing keeping it switched on. now this is been happening for the last month i called homechoice about this and they say the blue light dosent go out and stays on all the time unless i switch the box off on the main switch on the top of the box itself, which it dose so is this right or should the blue light go out when all devices are off? thanks for any help tw |
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The blue light indicates a connection between your stb and the HC server, so it will stay on when the stb box is on.
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Originally Posted by jongatera
The blue light indicates a connection between your stb and the HC server, so it will stay on when the stb box is on.
the network lights were still on the yellow and green at the rear. they only go off if i switched the box off but now for me to turn the blue light off i have to turn the box off aswell when i didnt used too have to do this so its like it hasent a standby feature no more |
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press and hold the power button on the remote for about six seconds
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Just to confirm - the blue light *does* go out.
However, it does not go out straight away after your PC is switched off, it stays on for a while afterwards - presumably while the DHCP lease on the IP Address runs out. As has been suggested above, try doing a full reset of the box... |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rufus Londinii
Just to confirm - the blue light *does* go out.
However, it does not go out straight away after your PC is switched off, it stays on for a while afterwards - presumably while the DHCP lease on the IP Address runs out. As has been suggested above, try doing a full reset of the box... just switch of box for about 5 mins? |
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Originally Posted by tv watcher
cheers for the in fo what do i have to do for a full reset
just switch of box for about 5 mins? When you switch back on check whether the light goes out after the red flashing. You can then switch on as normal... |
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Rufus Londinii
Just to confirm - the blue light *does* go out.
However, it does not go out straight away after your PC is switched off, it stays on for a while afterwards - presumably while the DHCP lease on the IP Address runs out. As has been suggested above, try doing a full reset of the box... |
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thanks guy's i got it to work now
after doing what you said and a slap the blue light goes out now when inactive after about 2 mins thanks again tw |
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