My fire stick keeps configuring when it's finished it will show fire stick then reconfigure again repeats again

To factory reset your Pioneer VSX-D508 audio receiver, you will need to follow these steps:
Turn off the receiver.
Press and hold the "Tone" and "Speaker A" buttons on the front panel of the receiver.
While holding these buttons, turn the power back on.
When the display shows "Initialize," release the buttons.
The receiver will now begin the factory reset process. When it is finished, the display will show "Completed."
Turn the receiver off and then back on again to complete the reset.
Keep in mind that this process will reset all of the settings on your receiver to their default values. You will need to reconfigure any settings that you have changed since you purchased the receiver.

The program or your profile may have become corrupted. you can try these methods to see if they will work for you.

Method 1:
Remove your current profile and reestablish it by completing the following:

1. Close out of MS Outlook 2010
2. Navigate to the Control Panel
3. From the pop out menu click on account settings
4. Click on the Category dropdown menu in the upper right-hand corner and choose small icons
5. Click on the Mail Icon
6. Within the Mail Setup Window Click on Show Profiles
7. Highlight Outlook and Click on Remove
8. Now Restart machine
9. Repeat steps 1 - 6
10. Within the Mail Setup Window Click on Add
11. Type in Outlook Press OK
12. Press OK to exit the Mail Window
13. Close all Open windows and open MS Outlook
14. Move to the next Method if Method 1 did not work

Method 2:
Repair MS Outlook 2010

• Press the start menu
• In the search field type in Programs and Features, press enter
• With in the Programs and Features windows locate MS Office 2010 and Highlight by selecting
• From the top menu click on Repair and follow the installation wizard instructions to finish the repair

Let me know if that helps.



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There might be an invalid configuration on your windows mail that's it keeps on asking for username and password. I suggest you have to reconfigure the account settings. Check this link how to reconfigure Windows Mail. http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Windows-Mail-setting-up-an-account-from-start-to-finish.

Is it the repeater or the modem or router.

If you bypass the repeater does it still do it? If not then you might have to "Hard" re-set it. Check your manual on how to do it. It usually involves putting in a paper clip and/or pressing a button but each one is different. You WILL have to re-enter everything again but it's set back to the Default configuration.

If you bypass the repeater and it still happens then it's either the DSL/Cable modem or the Router. Just turn them off or unplug them for 30 seconds or so and then plug the modem in first wait until it's done then the router. Unplugging them or turning them off is considered a "Soft" re-set and just clears the temporary memory and doesn't erase anything else so no reconfiguring.

If after all that maybe it's going bad? Contact the Manufacturer and ask for more answers? They will probably ask for the Version and firmware number to know which exact model you are talking about.

the information in the link is too long to paste but you may want to look at it.

HP Jetdirect and Embedded Jetdirect Inside Print Servers - TCP/IP, Messages on Configuration Page or Self-Test Page

Get the IP address subnet and gateway address of a computer in the same network.

Usingthe LJ5's control panel, setup a static IP for the Jet Direct using thenumbers you got from the Laptop, except change the last number of theIP to one that is not being currently being used. Perhaps adding 5 or10 to the highest number in use.
Here are the steps to configure the LJ5.

1.Press MENU, repeatedly, until the following message appears on thecontrol panel: HP LaserJet 5/5n/5m and the original Color LaserJet: HPMIO MENU
2. Press ITEM. CFG NETWORK=NO* will appear.
3. Press the PLUS button once. CFG NETWORK=YES* will appear.
4. Press ENTER or SELECT.
5. Press ITEM repeatedly until CFG TCP/IP=NO* appears.
6. Press the PLUS button. CFG TCP/IP=YES* will appear.
7. Press ENTER or SELECT.
8. Press ITEM until BOOTP=YES* appears.
9. Press the PLUS button. BOOTP=NO will appear.
o When using BootP or DHCP, keep the setting BOOTP=YES*.
o The BootP or DHCP server will configure the TCP/IP parameters on the HP Jetdirect.
o No other TCP/IP configuring is necessary.
10. Press ENTER or SELECT.
11. Press ITEM. IP BYTE 1 = (value) will appear.
12.Press the PLUS button until the value of the first byte of the IPaddress appears on the control-panel display. By pressing SHIFT and thePLUS button, the value will decrease.
13. Press ENTER or SELECT.
14. Press ITEM to continue. Repeat Steps 11-13 to configure the remaining bytes of the IP address.
15.Repeat Steps 11-13 to configure the subnet mask bytes (SM BYTE 1=),syslog server IP address (LG BYTE 1=), default gateway (GW BYTE 1=),and timeout (TIMEOUT=).
16. Press ONLINE. Print a self-test page to verify the IP settings.
17. If the test page does not show the correct settings, power cycle the printer and reprint the test page.

else: have the printserver reinstalled
www.nls.com/common/pdfs/v307n10.pdf

Its not a HW ,.. its a SW issue ...
try this if u can and hopefully it works !!!
1. Click Start on the taskbar.
2. Choose Control Panel.
3. Click Printers and Other Hardware.
4. Double-click Keyboard.
5. In the Keyboard Properties window that appears, click the Buttons tab.
6. Double-click the button you want to change. The button configuration window opens.
7. Choose the button capability from the drop-down list. Enter the Display label and the Address information. (For a Web site, enter the complete Web site URL in the Address box.)
8. Click OK.
9. On the Buttons tab, click Apply.
10. Repeat steps 6 through 9 for each button you want to reconfigure.
11. Click OK when you are finished reconfiguring the keyboard.

reload the operating system

You need to reconfigure the port. Go to the printer icon in "Control Panel" and open "Printers."

You will see that your printer is "Offline."

Rt Click on the printer and select "Properties." Click on the "Ports" Tab, highlight your printer by clicking on it and then select "Configure Port." This will open a new window where you then click on "Configure." In the next window choose DHCP (Radio Button) and wait until finished.

Remember back where you first started, Rt click your printer again and choose "Use Printer online." When the process is finished close all windows and you will be printing.

This also works with many of the Dell Photo printers as they are made by Lexmark. Unfortunately you may find that if you turn your computer off it may go "offline" again and you will have to do this process all over again. Good Luck.

In the simplest sense could this be an intermittent wire issue -- evidenced by depending how it is moved it disconnects or reconnects? Secondly if this is your device and not AOL's or someone else's like your ISP AND YOU KNOW THE ENTIRE CONFIGURATION CONTENTS.

REPEAT AND YOU KNOW THE ENTIRE CONFIGURATION CONTENTS. You may be able to find a user guide with reset instructions to get access to the configuration again.