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Finally, if applicable, power on any network switches and turn the computer(s) and any other network/Internet devices back on.

Power on the wired STBs, then the WAP and finally the wireless STB.

Power on the DVR and give it a few minutes,.

Power on the RG, give it a few minutes to boot and get an IP address,.

Everything off (that means disconnecting the power cord for the STBs)-including any network switches, computers, and other network/Internet devices, then give all the stuff a couple minutes for their capacitors to drain residual electricity.

I've found that the whole Uverse system works best if you can reboot every single device about once every two weeks, in a sequence like this: Sometimes HD playback stutters, and sometimes I hit the "recorded tv" button to find that there are no recordings, and then I reboot the system. Then somewhere along the way, someone (in Sales, I'm sure) said, "Hey, what if it could work anywhere in the house?" My WAP is on the other side of a wall about 4 feet from the receiver, and it works most of the time. I think the original intent of the wireless box was to transmit across a room. I definitely won't be recommending UVerse and the wireless boxes to anyone until this gets fixed. Once the summer dies down, I will be getting the wired boxes and hope that works.

It makes me really regret changing companies. Not only do I get that message at the bottom, my boxes need to be rebooted, and the remote rarely works. Having the same issue and just got UVerse at the end of April.