I can't connect to netflix streaming. I have Verizon Fios Wi Fi but I can't find where to put in the Network number or the password using the TV menue. Please help me. THank You!! Al Gordish

To connect your Harwa 32-inch TV to Wi-Fi, you'll need to follow these steps:

1. Go to the settings menu: On your TV remote, press the "Menu" or "Settings" button to access the TV's settings menu.
2. Find the network settings: Look for an option that says "Network," "Internet," or "Wi-Fi" and select it.
3. Connect to Wi-Fi: From the network settings menu, select "Wi-Fi" and choose your Wi-Fi network from the list of available networks. You'll need to enter the Wi-Fi password to connect.
4. Test the connection: Once you've connected to Wi-Fi, go back to the network settings and make sure the TV has a strong signal and is connected to the internet. You can also test the connection by trying to access online content, such as streaming video.

If you're having trouble connecting your Harwa TV to Wi-Fi, you may need to consult the TV manual or contact the manufacturer for further assistance.

Error NW-1-19 is an error that can occur when streaming video on Netflix. This error typically indicates that there is a problem with the network connection, and it may be caused by a variety of issues, such as a weak Wi-Fi signal, an issue with the router or modem, or a problem with the Netflix app or device.

Here are a few steps you can try to troubleshoot this error:

Restart your device: Sometimes, simply restarting the device you're using to stream Netflix can resolve the issue.

Check your internet connection: Make sure that you have a strong and stable internet connection. You can try performing a speed test to ensure that you have enough bandwidth to stream Netflix.

Restart your router or modem: If you're experiencing issues with your internet connection, you may need to restart your router or modem. To do this, simply unplug the device and wait a few minutes before plugging it back in.

Check for updates: Make sure that you have the latest version of the Netflix app and that your device is up to date.

Reset your device's network settings: If you've tried the above steps and are still experiencing the error, you may need to reset your device's network settings. This will delete all of the stored network connections on your device, so you'll need to re-enter your Wi-Fi password after resetting.

If none of these steps help, you may need to contact Netflix customer support for further assistance.

Hi Dale.
Do you have a wi fi network to connect the Roku express to in your home ? It will require a wi fi network
Then look at this web pages youtube video
https://support.roku.com/article/225735828-how-to-set-up-your-roku-express


As it is very informative on how to set up your roku

Try running the basic set-up procedures. If it's connected to a wireless network, you may have to enter a password (if one was set up and network security is turned on) in order to connect to your router / wi-fi network.
BTW, are you using the remote to access netflix? I don't think that the problem is with the remote, you're probably trying to access sites that require subscriptions and log in info to access the streaming media.

First, you will need you network password, if password protected. Next, connect your Roku device to the television nearest your router.
Start your Roku device, and wait for the Roku main-screen to appear. Then scroll down to "Settings" and hit "OK" on your Roku remote. Next scroll to "Network" and hit "OK' on your remote, then choose wireless, or wired. If you using an Ethernet cable to connect your Roku, you won't need a network password. If your trying to make a wireless connection, this wireless choice is where you'll need your network password.

When you want to use a specific service, go into the box and select the service (such as Netflix). When you do so, it will display a number or number/character string that you type into the service, via your PC or whatever you use to access the network. If you want Netflix, you would go to the Netflix site and pick devices (if I remember right) and then it asks for you to enter the number. That's how it knows who's box is connected and assocites it to your account.

Jack

You need to check whether there were changes made in the Wi-Fi setting of your TV including the password, method of protection, SSID etc. matching to your Wi-Fi router settings.

If you want the instant streaming option, you do need an internet connection with at least 500kbps (0.5MB) speed. (kbps = kilobits per second) You might be able to use a public wi-fi network (for example, at a Starbucks) but you might not get the bandwidth to keep the movie going. Netflix also has a DVD-only option, http://dvd.netflix.com/ , which doesn't require a high-speed connection. (You do need enough access to the internet to select movies for your movie delivery feed but using a library computer's network access might be enough.)

Note: if you use a public wi-fi network, you are at risk of someone sniffing out your Netflix password. Make sure that the Netflix password isn't the same as your password for any other account that you have.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

There are multiple ways to stream Netflix over a high speed internet connection. You will need a device to run the Netflix streaming - your choices are Playstation3, Wii, Xbox, Tivo Premiere, or a Roku box. You could potentially use a computer connected to your TV to stream it as well, but the computer would need the appropriate outputs to hook up to your TV.

FIOS and DSL use different modems and or gateway devices. Sounds like you were using a DSL gateway device with networking setup and when you moved to FIOS, the tech did not duplicate your network on your new FIOS gateway. OR you had a 3rd party router e.g. Linksys that was removed from the setup when FIOS was installed.
Either way, Verizon is who you should contact. Just tell them your network went down after you moved from DSL to FIOS. Dont mention Microsoft or Livewebtv.