Tony Norton
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Hi All,
further to my Sony KDC-40HX803 woes.
I hardwired the TV, via e-net cable to my Virgin Super Router, ensuring that it was the only device so connected.
I downloaded, via a laptop and USB stick exactly as per Sony Instructions, the necessary file to update the firmware, only to find that the TV already had the latest.
I then setup the network connection and everything was reported as O.K. and I was connected to the internet. So says the TV.
However, when I try to connect to i-player, or any other of the internet options all I get is "a network error has occurred".
Just what is my, far from smart, in fact "incredibly stupid", TV playing at? Is it actually me who is "incredibly stupid"?
I am reluctant to buy a Sony UWA-BR100 wireless internet USB stick for fear that I get the same result as when hardwired. My hardwired desktop PC connects to all the internet TV options without any problem, but why watch TV on a 23" screen when I have a 40" one in my lounge!
If I'm not doing the right thing could somebody please, pretty please, point me in the right direction.
Cheers
Tony N
further to my Sony KDC-40HX803 woes.
I hardwired the TV, via e-net cable to my Virgin Super Router, ensuring that it was the only device so connected.
I downloaded, via a laptop and USB stick exactly as per Sony Instructions, the necessary file to update the firmware, only to find that the TV already had the latest.
I then setup the network connection and everything was reported as O.K. and I was connected to the internet. So says the TV.
However, when I try to connect to i-player, or any other of the internet options all I get is "a network error has occurred".
Just what is my, far from smart, in fact "incredibly stupid", TV playing at? Is it actually me who is "incredibly stupid"?
I am reluctant to buy a Sony UWA-BR100 wireless internet USB stick for fear that I get the same result as when hardwired. My hardwired desktop PC connects to all the internet TV options without any problem, but why watch TV on a 23" screen when I have a 40" one in my lounge!
If I'm not doing the right thing could somebody please, pretty please, point me in the right direction.
Cheers
Tony N