Must have been "new service" and not transferring/moving existing service to the new address.
Receivers left from tenants
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Must have been "new service" and not transferring/moving existing service to the new address.
You cannot do #2.
Unless of course they have sent you a UPS box already to ship them in.
High Dosage Antipsychotic Drug therapy? I don’t know how that will spin up an HDD, but I’ll give it a try
I have never heard of that.
I know Comcast does it, but there is a procedure to unblock and address by showing proof of residency. Basically you need to prove you are not associated with the previous tenant or owner
So, if I move into my brothers old house, who had issues with D*, but I'm fine with I could not get service because of my brothers relationship with them ?
Unless things have changed (how many drives CAN you stuff in a HTPC??.....that's "Home Theater PC" .....anyway).
Those drives in dvr's put in a pc will not be usable until you use a software utility to change the Power Up In Standby....or PUIS "switch" in the drive controller.
I'm guessing it's set from the factory to keep the drive from spinning all of the time making heat and using un-needed power.
HDAT2/CBL Hard Disk Repair Utility
HDAT2 is program for test or diagnostics of ATA/ATAPI/SATA, SSD, USB and SCSI devices.
HaHa. I’m reasonably funning about the HDAT. Acronym vapor lock!Unless things have changed (how many drives CAN you stuff in a HTPC??.....that's "Home Theater PC" .....anyway).
Those drives in dvr's put in a pc will not be usable until you use a software utility to change the Power Up In Standby....or PUIS "switch" in the drive controller.
I'm guessing it's set from the factory to keep the drive from spinning all of the time making heat and using un-needed power.
HDAT2/CBL Hard Disk Repair Utility
HDAT2 is program for test or diagnostics of ATA/ATAPI/SATA, SSD, USB and SCSI devices.www.hdat2.com
It does happen. Some tv providers and utilities do flag properties because of previous tenants relationship with them.
If I ever moved into a place and found that I couldn't get a service that I was eligible for due to the previous tenant, I'd be livid.
Wouldn't that be illegal. I mean that's like Comcast telling you that you can't get service at an address that other people owe!!!
That would be illegal on the providers part. They can't make you pay someone else's bill!!!
I had that happen years ago when I tried to get the power company to disconnect the lines serving an old RV campsite on my recently purchased property. The power folks said the individual that ordered the service and still owed them money had to pay up and cancel the service before they could disconnect the lines at their pole. I had to call in a favor from a friend that knew a safety officer at the power company to have the lines declared a hazard so they could cut them. Until that was done, I couldn't get power lines run where I needed them for the house I was building.
Spectrum tried telling me that I had to pay the last tenants bill before they would connect me. I told em that was illegal they didn't care. A call from my lawyer cleared that up real fast
