on 02-11-2024 08:28
Had problems with my N5 router. I couldn’t do a factory reset to correct some network issues. I pressed the reset button for 60 seconds, then, after being told it should be held for 90 seconds, did that, then did a factory reset via the router setting page, but every time it remembered my network ID and passwords, so in my mind it could not be fully reseting, so I eventually got VM to send an engineer who changed some connections and installed a new N5 router. When it set up, guess what? It remembered my network ID and passwords. The engineer had no idea how VMS customer service worked. Anyone on here have any ideas?
02-11-2024 08:54 - edited 02-11-2024 08:55
If you are using the VM Connect app it can setup the Hub as previously was, even if you dont want it to. If so remove the app from all devices and reset the Hub.
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on 02-11-2024 09:20
It is not documented to reveal if the previous Hub's settings are being re-applied directly from the Connect app
or via the VM Platform, but I suspect the latter as the Connect app gets access to VM Hubs via VM back end platform and by using the VM online a./c credentials. ( i.e. Connect app does not need the VM Hub password ).
So I'd use the Connect app to disable the function that preserves the previous Hub settings
and then uninstall the Connect app.
on 02-11-2024 11:01
Will give the advice a try and report back. Thanks.🙏
on 02-11-2024 11:58
Well tried all that and still remembers passwords.
on 02-11-2024 13:23
The Connect app continues to be an endless source of aggravation and frustration.
4 weeks ago
Thanks for all the help, the problem was the connect app, my problem has now been sorted, my wifi pods channel was clashing with my Hive hub, I had to call Hive to have a hub reset, this corrected the issue, Thanks again.