I wonder if anyone can advise me on whether this is possible? i.e. connect the BT router to the EE mobile wifi router so as to retrain my home network connection and have the mobile wifi at the same time. Any advice appreciated.
I have bought an EE 120gb data card that lasts for 12 months. When I add data to this card do I automatically get the data for 12 months or is the data only applicable for a month. Thanks
Hi everyone I live on a narrowboat and have no landline. I have a longterm mooring in Hebden Bridge. I'm in direct view of a transmission tower about 500 yards away.A month ago I changed to EE having had virtually no reception from Three. For two w...
Hi there, when using my WiFi I suddenly noticed that I lost connection, when checking the router there appears to be no power getting to it at all! At first it sounded like the fan started for power up literally for a split second but I don't seem to...
Just set up a new Smart Hub.The light on the front flashes green and red or maybe orange. What does that mean? Despite the strange flashing, I set up the Smart Hub and it works. Leaving aside an issue of coverage in some rooms, there are two other th...
Hello, my EE Alcatel 4G dongle has been repaired and now when I try to log in to its EE 4G page, where I can check status, texts and so on, the password that I used before the repair no longer works. I'll be grateful for advice, thank you.
Hi all. I have the 5G EE mobile broadband and I’m struggling to change the strict NAT type. I have an Xbox Series X which shows a strict NAT however does allow me to play online. My son has a Switch which shows the NAT as type 4 and he cant play any ...
hello I need to enter sim pin but I can’t coz I need to login password. I’m exhausted im trying for hours but all passwords are incorrect. Pls can someone help me
Hiwe live only a quarter of a mile from our ee mast but there are many trees in between so signal strength at our homehub is very dependant on weather, leaves on trees etc. it varies between minus 95 and minus 115.most of the time this is OK for SD ...
