A solid red ring means that your microphone is disabled. You will also notice a red light on the microphone button at the top of your device if that is the issue. When the microphone is disabled, your Alexa device … Continue reading →

Yes, you can play music on all your Alexa devices simultaneously. And the best part is that you can connect and access all these devices through a single account. By syncing up several devices, you can even choose to play … Continue reading →

How do multi-room systems work? DTS Play-Fi. Instead of creating their own app and multi-room ecosystem, brands can simply sign up to use DTS Play-Fi’s app. AirPlay 2. Google Chromecast. Amazon Echo & Alexa. Audio Pro. Sonos. Bluesound Generation 2i. … Continue reading →

Here’s how to pair an Echo Dot: Put your Bluetooth device in pairing mode. Open the Alexa app on your phone. Tap Devices. Tap Echo & Alexa. Select your Echo Dot. Tap Bluetooth Devices. Tap Pair A New Device. Wait … Continue reading →

With Alexa and Prime Music, it’s all at no extra cost and super easy. Find your music by asking Alexa to play a song using title, artist, lyric, playlist or station. You can also stay up to date on the … Continue reading →

What devices can be hacked? Smart TVs. Hackers can remotely access your smart TV and use it for spying or moving malware to other connected devices. Smart refrigerators. Smart coffee machines. Baby monitors. Security systems. Thermostats. Voice-activated speakers. Picture frames. … Continue reading →

“In general, it’s a great idea to reboot the main Internet router every couple of months. A router reboot can fix certain Internet connectivity issues, from no Internet connectivity to slow wireless connections, and should be one of your first … Continue reading →

Right-click the Start button then select Command Prompt. Step 2: On the Command Prompt window, enter “ipconfig” and press the [Enter]. The numbers indicated on the Default Gateway section is your router’s IP Address. How do I find my router’s … Continue reading →

What are cardless ATMs and how do they work? Cardless ATMs provide access to your account and allow you to withdraw cash without the need for a physical card. Instead, cardless ATMs rely on account verification via text message or … Continue reading →

On average, Alexa uses 36MB of bandwidth per day (or 252MB of bandwidth per week | 1.08GB per month). This average is based on the following daily usage: 30 minutes of music streaming, two smart-home commands, one weather inquiry and … Continue reading →

Alexa’s bandwidth usage. On average, Alexa uses 36MB of bandwidth per day (or 252MB of bandwidth per week | 1.08GB per month). This average is based on the following daily usage: 30 minutes of music streaming, two smart-home commands, one … Continue reading →

Windows has detected an IP address conflict Quick Fixes Solution 1: Restart your router. Solution 2: Disable then re-enable your network adapter. Solution 3: Release and Renew Your IP Address. Solution 4: Remove Static IP. Method 1: Update your driver … Continue reading →

Check your Wi-Fi router’s status lights . Then watch the status lights on your Wi-Fi router. With no devices using Wi-Fi, the lights should not be flickering or flashing. If they are, someone else is probably connecting to your network. … Continue reading →

In general, the answer is no, you cannot hack into a computer that’s been turned off. Unless two conditions are met, the PC cannot be restarted and hacked from outside, even if you leave it connected to the internet and … Continue reading →

The other options for Alexa’s name are “Amazon,” “Echo,” and “Computer.” In a recent addition to the classic options, one can now select “Ziggy” as a new name as well. Once you’ve made your selection, don’t forget to hit “OK!” … Continue reading →