I have 2, and I turn it off regularly... The second they expect the TV, they lose it. I'm their parent, not Disney.Said the person with no kids.
Or you could be saying it all day everyday.![]()
I have 2, and I turn it off regularly... The second they expect the TV, they lose it. I'm their parent, not Disney.Said the person with no kids.
Or you could be saying it all day everyday.![]()
I guess doing it yourself is more successful then expecting them to.I have 2, and I turn it off regularly... The second they expect the TV, they lose it. I'm their parent, not Disney.
You are not allowed to suggest the correct answer in this thread.......If you can't train your kids, set the inactivity shutoff time to the minimum, Geez!
I thought you turn it off....If you can't train your kids, set the inactivity shutoff time to the minimum, Geez!
Been fighting this one for a couple of years now and I keep looking elsewhere but... it sucks cuz I like Dish otherwise... I am a nite owl and am in the dark for a good 10 minutes every third nite - from 1AM until 110A give-or-take (although there are many who would say I'm actually there 24/7) In the first few months that I had the "new" H3 (back in early 2016) it appeared that this behaviour was no longer true - - I wrote about it, singing it's praises for this "finally getting fixed" but alas....that was then, this is now...I am a dish and dtv tech for over 25 years. I talked to dish about this at a convention last year. 1st they acted like they did not know what I was talking about. when I talked to a senior engineer. he knew what I was talking about but said there was nothing they were going to do about it. the only thing we can do as consumers is cancel dish and tell them the reason is for the Joey 1am reboot.
Hey the only reason I am writing this right now is its 1:05 am and nothin else to do while I wait. Sucks!