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Someone please explain to me how a system that is working perfectly for months suddenly starts cutting in and out when I add a port (which I have removed).I have three business grade wifi 7 tri-band wired access points. It is not possible it’s my wifi.I have taking just about every other thing on the wifi off to check for that. It streams sonos radio just fine. I shifted my music from my NAS to my local machine to stream from there.I switched from my FLAC library to MP3s.I am at a loss at what else to do.I see this happening to tons of people on a regular basis on the forums. WTF?
As of today I am bang up to date with all updates. My issue is playing Spotify through Sonos I cannot delete the track that I have played. I used to be able to delete the queue but can’t find it anymore?
Moderator note: This article was updated in December 2024. Running into challenges with your Sonos system?Here you'll find solutions to some of the most common problems. While this is a good place to start if you are encountering an issue with your system, you may find that we have not been able to cover your specific issue here. If you find that to be the case, you can Search the community , or start a new topic here. Looking for a quick fix? Try these steps first: 1. Reboot your routerReboot your router by unplugging the power cable for 10 seconds and plugging it back in.2. Reboot your Sonos playersStarting with any Sonos products that are wired to your router with an Ethernet cable, unplug the power for 5 seconds and then plug them back in.3. Quit and reopen the Sonos appForce quit the Sonos app and reopen it. Still no luck? Let’s look at some specific issues... Check the status of the most popular music streaming and voice servicesStreaming music to Sonos requires the streaming s
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