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    ivanwho

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    second photo

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    Hi again, what you suggested did not fix the problem, other photo this time

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    I am slightly puzzled that the pictures of the Network Connection Status show Wired connection LAN OK although it clearly hasn't acquired a valid IP address vi DHCP. Do you have anything plugged into the LAN ethernet port?

    | Mon 23 Oct 2023 21:11:58 #14 |
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    Hi yes, I have a LAN cable from humax unit to the TV, also the HDMI to the TV, do I not need the LAN cable connected?

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 10:05:45 #15 |
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    VitaminD

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    Why have you connected. the ethernet cable to the TV.
    Unplug it and see if you get access to the WiFi settings.

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 11:34:32 #16 |
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    From memory, so I might be wrong! I seem to remember having problems like this. With WiFi set I couldn't access LAN. Had to do a factory reset to choose LAN. Is the reverse the same? Maybe remove Ethernet connection, reset (with all the hassle that involves), and getting a WiFi connection might be possible.

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 13:55:05 #17 |
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    Luke

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    EEPhil - 1 hour ago  » 
    From memory, so I might be wrong! I seem to remember having problems like this. With WiFi set I couldn't access LAN. Had to do a factory reset to choose LAN. Is the reverse the same? Maybe remove Ethernet connection, reset (with all the hassle that involves), and getting a WiFi connection might be possible.

    On Humax equipment (and some others) that I've used if it is detected that the Ethernet port is being used then the Wi-Fi is automatically suppressed.

    This has come up before on Humax forums, where someone wants to connect to their router via LAN and Wi-Fi, but the Wi-Fi menu options are greyed out due to the Ethernet cable.

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 15:11:19 #18 |
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    Hi all, I have disconnected the LAN cable from the humax to the TV and now Wlan is accessible, I have selected it and put in my password and WOW all is now logged in to the Internet.
    Many Thanks for all your help on my dumb connections.
    Pete Green

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 17:02:11 #19 |
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    Hi all, I have disconnected the LAN cable from the humax to the TV and now Wlan is accessible, I have selected it and put in my password and WOW all is now logged in to the Internet.
    Many Thanks for all your help on my dumb connections.
    Pete Green

    | Tue 24 Oct 2023 17:02:45 #20 |

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