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Thursday, December 1st, 2022 12:35 AM

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Flex box not working

My xfinity flex box isn't working. It keeps on saying 

"Yikes that didn't work 

Check your internet connection and try again. If you're using wifi you can try switching to ethernet. "

I've tried everything and nothing is working. I've even tried the two arrow button and it isn't working 

Official Employee

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1.4K Messages

2 years ago

Hi there, @user_49883a I'm very sorry for the inconvience regarding your Flexbox, I understand how frustrating this experience is for you. Are you still experiencing the issue with your Flexbox?

Visitor

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3 Messages

2 years ago

Yes I've tried everything and I'm at my wits end. I'm open to suggestions but maybe I'll need a new one 

Problem Solver

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492 Messages

Thanks for letting us know. We appreciate everything that you've done on your end. Are you getting any specific error code or message on screen? 

I no longer work for Comcast.

Visitor

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The error code message says 

"Yikes, that didn't work

Check your Ethernet connection and try again. If you're using WiFi, you can try switching to Ethernet, and check that all cables are tightly connected to your modum and cable outlet."

I don't know what it means by switch to Ethernet 

But yes that's the code error message I've been getting. I appreciate all the work you guys do. Any further advice would be appreciated🙏🙏

Official Employee

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800 Messages

Thank you for letting us know the error message! It sounds like the Flex box is letting us know it's having trouble getting a signal, which is why it's asking that you try an Ethernet connection.

 

An Ethernet connection is a wire that is a direct connection from the modem to a device, in this case a Flex box, but often the device is a computer or a separate router. They sort of look like landline phone cords, but usually the colors are brighter! 

 

Has there been any change to where the Flex box or the modem are? Has anything moved or been placed nearby? This link has some of the usual suspects for WiFi interference. It sounds like you've already checked the connections to the box/TV too, correct? 

I no longer work for Comcast.

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