Xfinity Tv Update Waiting For Download Trigger

Last Friday, I get home from work. I am excited to watch the World Series. I turn on the cable box -- big nasty "Waiting for download trigger" error message on the screen. It suggested I called 1-800-XFINITY if the problem persisted for longer than 2 minutes. It did. I waited on hold for about 30 minutes. The lady on the phone was nice -- just not that helpful. She did a routine reset sequence on her end, and tried sending a few "signals" to the box. She said she had never seen or heard of an error like this, and did not have any documentation to assist in troubleshooting this particular problem. She said she would have to get a Tier 2 tech to call me back. She asked what time I would like to have them call. I said ASAP. I don't care what time. She said ok, 9-12am. Next day -- no call until 6pm. I was not near my phone (not expecting a phone call). Some lady (not native English speaker) left a message on my phone, that I COULD NOT UNDERSTAND. No matter how many times I replayed it, all I could get was she was with Comcast. So I call COMCAST back. Wait on hold for 1 hour. Someone answers. It takes this person 1 hour to determine that "oh yes, we are still working on the problem." That's it. No information.

thursday i logged into the xfinity website and it said i needed to change my password, so i did....last night i logged into the nbc live via the link above with my xfinity account and it said i needed to change my password again...after doing that it worked

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I was having the same problems after the Comcast-initiated "need to change your password." I went from about 140 TVE channels to about 60. I tried some of the things referenced in this thread (deleting the source, waiting 48 hours, etc) but I saw one suggestion that said we have to call Comcast customer service and they need to do something on their end.

I know for a fact, that calling into or chatting with Comcast support for issues with TVE, is useless, those reps have no idea what TVE is and most certainly will of course immediately shut down and tell u "sory, can't help you" if u tell them you are trying to use TVE from Xfinity in Channels DVR. But, if you are suggesting that you lie to them, and say u can't see most channels on the online Stream site, that may trigger them to "Fix" something.

Though, my guess is all they did to "fix" things, is reset the authentication retry limit block thing that seems to be the cause of Channels not being able to accept the TVE creds.

The problem is as follows: When on the phone (rather with an outbound call to a customer or an "inhouse" extension to extension call) the user will hear the call waiting beeps/tones if a call is coming through to our "main line" (hunt group). The user will not see any information displayed on their phone as one might when a call waiting call is coming through to their line, they only hear the notification beeps/tones.

One of these users is a member of our hunt group, though she is at the bottom of the list and the beep/tone is heard as soon as the call comes through to the first user in the hunt group. The other user experiencing the problem is not a member of the hunt group at all and has the same issue.

Once the user begins hearing the beeps/tones during a call they do not stop. So, even if the call is answered by a member in the hunt group the "call waiting notification" that the affected user is hearing on their phone continues to beep throughout the entirety of their call, no matter how long that call may be. It's like once the "call waiting notification" is triggered it does not stop until the call has ended.

I would just as soon roll back to an earlier software version to avoid this problem, however, our users like the new modern theme and it's puzzling that only two of the four updates are experiencing this. Is there something we can do to get this resolved for these users so they can stay on the latest update?

We recently upgraded our VVX line of phones to 5.5.1.1526 and seem to be encountering this issue. I am in the process of disabling the call waiting tone however this seems to be a bug (i.e. call waiting tone should not have anything to do with BLF activity). What is the status of this, and is there a current realease that I should be on to resolve the issue? The issue is widespread across our network; however not all phones are affected (even though they have a similar configuration)..

For a time, Comcast stayed in the background, waiting to purchase any chunk of subscribers that a combined Charter-Time Warner Cable would sell off. Charter had planned to finance its bid with $25 billion in new debt. As part of a plan to pay off the debt quickly, the company considered selling off some of its territories after a deal had closed. Time Warner Cable's Marcus had also balked at the huge debt burden the Charter takeover represented.

Instead, Comcast now plans to divest 3 million pay TV subscribers after the deal closes. With 22 million of its own pay TV customers and Time Warner Cable's 11.2 million, the combined entity will end up with about 30 million subscribers when the deal is complete, a level believed not to trigger the concern of antitrust authorities. A formal cap was dissolved years ago by regulators, but divesting subscribers could help the deal get approved more quickly.

One of the possibilities to shorten testing on Workflow timers would be to locate the Schedule record [sys_trigger] involved. You could simply update the Next action [next_action], so you don't have to wait for hours/days.

1. goto table sys_trigger, look for record named flow.fire created in the last few minutes (or the time that your flow action for the timer was started), where the next action field aligns with the timer expiration time (x time in future). Once you identify the target sys_trigger record, set the next action field to the current date and time and save the record.

A: First, you can try unplugging your Xfinity equipment from its power source, waiting 5 seconds, and plugging your equipment back into the power source. Or, you can also use Xfinity My Account or the My Account app to reboot your equipment.

The technology behind it is the result of a lot of hard work. Computer vision PhDs in Washington D.C. worked with engineers in Philadelphia to build the feature. They analyzed hundreds of thousands of home security camera clips donated by Xfinity employee testers. The goal was to build an algorithm that could quickly and consistently detect movement from a pet, and clearly distinguish it from a car, or a person, or anything else that might trigger motion detection.

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I have two wyze cam set up outdoors. One outside of my garage, one outside of front door. When it snows, the snow flake constantly triggers motion detection, no matter how low the sensitivity I set, so I have to turn off motion detection when it snow.

Could Wyze develop a separate outdoor motion detection setting to eliminate false alert caused by snow, bugs etc.?

Also, if a user tries to access a page on a website too often, the server of that website could trigger a rate-limiting feature implemented in it. So, this is a good security measure to put in place in order to prevent attacks from hackers.

While waiting for that to happen, you can always copy the login page url from a PC (or older Mac OS) that is able to access the hotspot, paste it into your address bar, and take it from there. (Truncate the url at the first question mark . . . the ? and all the junk that comes after it are likely to be specific to the machine you copied it from. You'll see a fresh bunch of junk materialize, as the site talks to your Mac.) ff782bc1db