@AKT69 wrote:
Hi - I have a Sky Q 2tb main box with 4 mini boxes attached. The ones downstairs all work with no issues.
However the upstairs mini box often struggles with the dreaded 'you cannot watch TV due to connectivity' blue screen or a similar message saying there is a problem connecting with Sky Q box. Happens when watching either normal Sky channels, recordings or one of the streaming apps via Sky.
It's only used upstairs in the late evenings and seems to have very intermittent periods of poor connection (no pattern).
I've done all the various troubleshooting steps and resets/reactivations with little difference made - I do have sky broadband guarantee - but due to the intermittent nature of the issue it doesnt really register as an issue for Sky....
So I'm at the point of wondering if I buy a Sky Q booster?? and if so which one, as there seem to be different year based models available to buy... advice please!
Hi @AKT69
Have you connected the problem mini to the Nearest of your other Q devices?
That's the main Q box the Sky router or another connected mini.
Connect by WPS following a Network reset on the problem mini.
If the mini still does not connect try a Network Reset on the mini.
Network Reset found in mini Home - Settings - Setup - Network.
Highlight Status and then select Reset on the right hand side. Follow instructions to WPS with main Q box.
You will be asked to press the WPS button on the nearest Q device (not the mini as the Network reset will start the mini WPS automatically).
As you are on Sky Broadband and if the Router or another mini is nearer than the main box then you can try pressing WPS on this instead of the main Q box. If you do use the router then make sure you press the Sky router WPS button and not the router reset button.
Failing all of the above you may need a Sky Q WiFi Booster to position midway between.
your main Q box and the mini and you will need to contact Sky directly. They should supply these free of charge to aid Q connectivity problems
