@Jim75r wrote:
You'd expect the engineers to have identified and resolved? This is my second unit. I purchased fibre as this was happening on a copper connection. Still not resolved.
The network drops would be related to your home network not the Glass Tv. There are numerous things that will cause interference with people WiFi networks that are out of the control of the ISPs. The best most ISPs would offer is an higher tier booster type package where they may provider WiFi extenders or a better router. Typically the standard routers that come from an ISP are cheap and basic and there are many external factors that cause WiFi network interference.
Where is your router positions? Is it out in the open? Not on the floor? Away from radiators?
Have you tried connecting via Ethernet instead of WiFi ( or indeed vice versa if you can currently using Ethernet)?
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