You need to connect one of your speakers by Ethernet first. Then give it a couple of minutes and check in About my System that all speakers have WM=0 not WM=1.
As you have had a failed attempt to set up the Boost, I would factory reset it. Do NOT reset anything else.
Then connect the Boost by Ethernet to the router leaving the speaker also connected. Add the Boost to your existing system.
Disconnect the speaker, give it a couple of minutes to reconfigure and you should be OK.
Edit: I think you can probably leave the Boost wireless while you add it. The key is wiring an existing speaker first. It just feels more robust to wire the Boost!
You need to connect one of your speakers by Ethernet first. Then give it a couple of minutes and check in About my System that all speakers have WM=0 not WM=1.
As you have had a failed attempt to set up the Boost, I would factory reset it. Do NOT reset anything else.
Then connect the Boost by Ethernet to the router leaving the speaker also connected. Add the Boost to your existing system.
Disconnect the speaker, give it a couple of minutes to reconfigure and you should be OK.
Edit: I think you can probably leave the Boost wireless while you add it. The key is wiring an existing speaker first. It just feels more robust to wire the Boost!
Thanks John, i'm going to give it a try.