Are you using Sky Q for your tv? I got this from the Sky Community forum:
" What worked for me was disabling bluetooth on my phone and powering down
my Q TV box to ensure it connected directly to the router."
I think that they are saying that the Echo is trying to connect to the
internet through the Sky Q box rather than your router.
Another suggestion is to delete the Alexa app and re-install it. That
sometimes works for flakey apps.
Cheers
B
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audrey.tonge
Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2019 10:43 AM
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Subject: [access-uk] Re: Alexa and Sky
Hi, I am also having this problem. The item that shows up in Wi-Fi settings
is something like XCNN, it is not what they say it is. I am able to connect
the devices, but it makes no difference, I cannot get the Alexa device to
function. The orange ring shows and there is nothing I can do about it. I
have moved the device to other areas as suggested, but nothing seems to
help. I would be most grateful for any advice there may be.
Audrey Tonge
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On 16 Feb 2019, at 10:35, Mary Tottle <mary@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:set up my Amazon Echo once again. During setup it says go to wi-fi settings
Hi,
I have just switched providers from BT to Sky broadband and I am trying to
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