I want to move my tv to the other side of the room.  Can I install the wall jack myself?

Like everyone else, I'm waiting for this new HD DVR that will allow me to get local HD broadcasts. While waiting, I called Directv's "Installation Support". They told me that the newer DVRs don't require a phone jack as they send messages, update the program schedule, etc. via the satallite cables t

I moved a genie from one room to another. The new room has had a jack since we built the home but never had a tv connected to it. I'm getting an orange flashing light on the genie. Do I need to have that Jack activated or is there a different fix? Thank you. Rich

I've been using a wireless phone jack for my TiVo receiver to call in but every since I got Voice Over IP phones (VOIP), the wireless set up is not calling in.Any suggestions?

When I had my service initially installed, the technician insisted that the DVR *must* be hard-wired to the TV via HDMI cable in order to work. That's not true but I couldn't convince him of that, so he enabled service to a wall jack in my LR and I had to move my TV. Now that I have the TV back wher

I just hooked up a Phonex Wireless phone jack (EasyJack 2) in a different room than where my computer and Qwest modem are connected.  This is so we can hook up our DirecTV receiver to our phone line (but there isn't a phone jack near the TV, therefore we are using the recommended wireless jack). The

looking to buy a switch for media share over home network. curious what the speed of the ethernet jack on the HR23 is? is it 100 mbps or gigabit? if it's not gigabit i figure just pick up a cheap 10/100 switch and save a little money.

I need to replace uverse cable that connects uverse wall jack anduverse receiver. Mice damage (yuck)

just had a new land line installed. AT&T was supposed to use a second jack in the house, but they used the UVerse DSL line. I plugged the phone into the back of the Gateway and it does not work. I then used a two line filter and it works, but does this compromise the dsl?

my TV is set up in an area with no phone jack and no ethernet connection.  to hook up my ethernet to the directv box I have been using a wireless plc ethernet connection to my router.  I haven't had the phone jack connected to the directv box in the past, but I want to for caller id purposes.  can I

My U-verse signal is transmitted via twisted pair to a wall jack then a cable (not coax, Cat 5or 6 or HDMI) to the Residential Gateway.  I need to move the RG a few feet further away from the wall jack, so need to purchase the appropriate cable.  What do I buy and where can I find a seller?Thanks.

The telephone jack/box that was installed with installation has become loose and does not have a good connection with the pphone line and we lose phone dial tone unless we duct tape the box tightly to make a connection. This is the little2 inch box with a female connecter and smaller connecter that

I have a HDDVR in my rec room. I recently bought a new TV and need to install a new jack on the other side of the room where the tv will be going. I installed the actual hardware in the wall just fine but I am confused as to which cable I need to run to the jack. I have a eight way splitter with cab

I recently replaced my standard landline phone with a Magic Jack.  What do I need to properly connect both of my HD DVR's so they receive updates and am able to order movies or search YouTube?  I have a whole-home setup.

On the Back panel there is a Jack OFF-AIR IN (Which is to connect a standard TV antenna or cable feed to the DIRECTV Receiver. You can then switch between the DIRECTV receiver's signal and the TV/Cable feed.)I done this but I am stuck on how to switch between the two anyone has any idea on how this

Assuming the cable from your phone jack to your RG is apx 3ft (as long as 6ft), is yours connected with a standard out of the box prefabbed cable or did your AT&T install tech make up a line custom at time of install? Reason I ask is because my installer made a cable up for us and its really too lon

I don't have HDTV service and the H25- 500 receivers that came with my installation have only one set of RCA jacks and one HDMI port. Does the standard receiver have more RCA jacks? I have some DVD recorders I'd like to use with the receivers but not enough jack ports.

I have two DVRs, I believe the tech that installed my system said only one needed to be connected to the phone line to download movies, is that right, or do I need a connection for both?

I haven't had it plugged into the phone jack except when first activating it.  Lately it has been popping up the "no connectivity" box on the screen.  So I decided to plug it into the phone jack to see if it would stop, and every time I have done it, it kills my DSL.  DSL comes back as soon as I unp

I bought a Rybozen (https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Converter-Coaxial-Optical-Convert/dp/B07XC42GZR/ref=sr_1_3?m=A3GAZZ1LHIY6RQ&qid=1585274092&s=merchant-items&sr=1-3) digital-to-analog converter which accepts coaxial input (as well as Toslink optical) and is advertised to accept bit rates of 32, 44,