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Campingkris · 10-13-2022, 06:12 PM

Soo, I have the FMCA Moxie hotspot. While I could get it to work with my computer and even the phone, none of the TVs would hook up. So, a friend suggested I simply buy a better router so - now I have a netgear Nighthawk - an older one, m1100
Again, I can get computer and phone to use it, but the TVs do not hook on. One says it can't find it (although it is listed as a choice) and the other just says nope.

We've never had this issue before with our Tmobile hotspot. What am I doing WRONG???

gladu2 · 10-14-2022, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Campingkris

Soo, I have the FMCA Moxie hotspot. While I could get it to work with my computer and even the phone, none of the TVs would hook up. So, a friend suggested I simply buy a better router so - now I have a netgear Nighthawk - an older one, m1100
Again, I can get computer and phone to use it, but the TVs do not hook on. One says it can't find it (although it is listed as a choice) and the other just says nope.

We've never had this issue before with our Tmobile hotspot. What am I doing WRONG???

We also have a Netgear Nighthawk MR1100, I have my my Mobley sim in it, At&t, and have no problem streaming to a TV using a Roku stick. You might try toggling "stream saver" in Att admin settings one way or the other and see if that makes any difference.

Turbojack · 10-14-2022, 05:52 AM

Is the router broadcasting on the 2.4ghz? There are a lot of devices that only work on the 2.4 & not the 5

B52Rnav · 10-14-2022, 07:42 AM

The Moxee will only transmit on one of the wifi bands. You have to select either 2.4 or 5GHz. If it is set to brodcast on 5GHz, your tv may not work on that band. Try changing Moxee to 2.4GHz.