Hello, @user_wm3gin! Thank you for taking the time and creating a post about the picture issues you've been experiencing. I'm sorry to hear about this trouble, and I would love to see what we can do to help (if it's still a concern). May I ask what troubleshooting you've tried so far (i.e. unplugging the TV Box for at least 15 seconds before plugging it back in, using the Xfinity App to troubleshoot, etc.)?
@XfinitySara I have done the whole unplugging and replugging routine several times. No change. The buffering problem has been the worst ever in the last few months.
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MNtundraRET
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It could be caused by a recent storm in your area. It's also possible that they are working on equipment in your area.
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XfinitySara
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Hello, @user_wm3gin! Thank you for taking the time and creating a post about the picture issues you've been experiencing. I'm sorry to hear about this trouble, and I would love to see what we can do to help (if it's still a concern). May I ask what troubleshooting you've tried so far (i.e. unplugging the TV Box for at least 15 seconds before plugging it back in, using the Xfinity App to troubleshoot, etc.)?
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