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Unplug the power from your router for 15 seconds and turn it on again. Please wait for the router to start up and test whether it works again.
Unplug the power from your router for 15 seconds and plug it in again. Wait a moment for the router to start up and test if it works again.
Plug a cable between your computer and your router. Test the connection.
Unplug the power from your box and plug it in again. Wait a moment for the box to start up and test if it works again.
If this is the first time you are connecting your phone and there is no signal, it may be because you are using the wrong connector. Check for other connectors in the apartment. Typically, the telephone and Internet connectors will be located close to each other.
Check your cabling, from wall to phone. Check that cables and connectors are not damaged.
Test with another phone, to rule out errors in the phone.
Reload your channels by performing a channel search.
If necessary, use one of these guides:
If you have several TVs and only experience the error on one of them, and checked that the cabling is error-free, you can try to correct the error by resetting your TV and then reloading the channels.
Remember to seek reset instructions in the manual for the TV and / or from the manufacturer.
Note that settings and recordings on the TV are likely to be deleted when reset.
Reload the channels by performing a channel search.
If neccesary, use one of these guides:
Be sure to find the encrypted version of the channel on your TV. These will typically be marked with a padlock or '$'. They are located further down the channel list (located on a higher channel position).
If you subscribe to a Bland Selv channel and it reports "encrypted", you should contact YouSee on 70704040.