20 Most Recent LG ANWF100 Wireless dongle Questions & Answers

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https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/A1913-e-OEL.pdf If you operating system drivers are up to date and you are not using an old OS, the devices should work great. A lot has to do with the download speed also. Slow speed means Buffering and that is not good.

Microsoft windows updates could be a cause

Check to make sure drivers or extensions are in your OS and active. The non-blinking means it is not connected to what it is supposed to communicate with. I’m happy to assist further over the phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/kevin_c38b47f462e94458

The password for your sky wireless will be written on a label on the sky router itself - use that

If you have not already: contact the supplier and get a new dongle that is recommended for your application. That should at least eliminate the dongle being defective. If the problem persists you may have a problem with the Equipment not receiving or processing the signal from the Dongle properly. I that case you will have to deal with the company through warranty or find out where there is a repair depot that will service the equipment.

Hi,Sometimes these types of issues are difficult to troubleshoot remotely (in this case, you've got 4 potential points to address: TV, dongle, router and ISP.)If your TV and/or dongle utilize specific ports outside of the "norm," you may need to manually configure your router to allow for this.Depending on the distance your AP/router is from the TV/dongle, the signal may not be strong enough. (Or, the signal coming from the AP may be present--you can confirm this with another wireless device--and maybe it's just the dongle itself has a poor range.)Also, the dongle itself may be defective. Generally, there is some form of configuration that needs to be done, one way or the other, either on the computer, or on the TV itself (like a setup option).Most likely, it's not an ISP-related issue.Also, try to contact Sharp Technical support. They should be able to give you some recommendations that may prove helpful.If all else fails, see if you can track down one of the dongles listed as being compatible in the TV manual, or find a dongle that's advertised as being compatible with your specific television, as that might be your best bet.Good Luck!

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Short answer - yes!Any USB wireless adapter will work if you can find a driver for your Operating System. So when you order it, make sure that your OS is supported (Windows, Linux, etc...)

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