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Re: slow internet when you pay for high speed.This happens every 2 weeks.
I think the login process to the COX website is broken. It took 4 browsers, and 13 attempts to get logged in. Finally I got logged in with the insecure Internet Explorer, until I switched pages, then it logged me out again... I discussed this with support in the past. They don't have a fix.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Getting the guide to only show favorite channels
It was obviously possible without contour as we had this capability before the last DVR update. It makes the guide nearly useless with all those channels I never watch blocking the view of the good channels. Besides I really do not appreciate the adult channels showing up in the guide when my kids are looking for shows to watch.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Do we have confirmed routing issues in Phoenix?
Per the "My Internet is dog slow" thread that is incorrectly marked as solved, yes. Try running a speed test with any server in California, and you should see the slowest speeds you have seen since dial-up. Currently 0.17 MB and falling to San Diego from Gilbert. Paying for 100 MB.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Putting a NAT open on my modem/router for Xbox
Most modern routers support uPNP (Universal Plug and Play) which allows the XBox to configure the router automatically without you having to do anything. So unless your router is more than 5 years old, or is an off brand (not Netgear, Cisco, DLink) you shouldn't need to do anything, it should do it on it's own. If not, see if you can turn on uPNP on your router.44Views0likes0CommentsRe: Going from cordless to corded
My first guess is that the cord you are using between the corded phone and the wall is bad. These cords are really cheap and you may have to replace it. They are pretty much all the same. The second thing I can think of is some corded phones needed to be plugged in to work. A free one I got from Qwest 15 years ago was this way. So see if there is a power cord to go with the phone and use it.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: The AZ home page won't let me log in with Ad Blocking turned on
It can't be Ad Block updates because it works from home, not at work. Both on the latest Firefox, both with the latest Ad Block Plus. I can get around it, so it's OK. Not that I like the ads. I'll just log in from home to avoid them.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: The AZ home page won't let me log in with Ad Blocking turned on
It is not 3rd party cookies. It still failed to log in with them enabled. I also tried allowing your ad scripts from doubleclick and google to run, one at a time to see if it would log in correctly. No luck. I tried to allow ads ONLY on the landing page of www.cox.net, which allowed me to log in, but it caused the forums to appear to be unavailable, or partially available, then a 404 when you try and read a post. It is definitely something that is getting blocked on ww2.cox.com with ad block plus. As long as I disable blocking on ww2.cox.com, I can log in. Not an optimal solution. My guess is that there is a programming error somewhere, but at least someone may find out that if they can't log into the Cox web site and get no error, they may have to disable AdBlockPlus on ww2.cox.com to get logged in successfully. The reason I call it a programming error is that if I login, then use my login to access some of my data (phone call history for example, then go to the link where you would log in directly, it no longer has me logged in, even though it is the same session, the browser has not been closed, and yet it does not recognize the session. No solutions yet.0Views0likes0Comments