This morning I went to play music within my house, and all the components do not exist. When I try to add them, it’s looking for a pin that does not exist on many of the components. When I try to add a component with a pin, system will not save it. There are over 50 devices that were in my system.
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+17Over 50 Sonos devices? If that’s the case, how many do you have hardwired to your network?
+18Isn‘t there a limit of 32 devices per system!?
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/add-a-new-product-to-an-existing-sonos-system
So I guess you have split them to more than one system….
And if the system isn‘t found it still exists and you can not add a device a second time. So what you should do is to find out about the reason why your system can‘t be found.
Every component worked as intended, this new Sonos upgrade wipe-out configuration. Now these components will not save . Software blows up, and disappears. I didn’t try to upgrade , happened automatically. Many are hard wired.
+18Sorry, but imho that’s too less information to help you. What about more then one system? And what about usecase of such a large amount of speakers? And most important… what in detail about network setup?
Maybe calling Sonos directly would be the better way to save time. They can help you by looking at diagnostics and if you agree by remote controlling your pc to look at network settings.
Sorry, but I don't buy this inconsistent tale at all. Even if it's genuine,
+18There might have been an update. Last upgrade was the infamous S1/S2 split a couple of years ago.
Could you answer the questions posted by
Every component worked as intended, this new Sonos upgrade wipe-out configuration.
If you cannot see your system, how do you know there was an upgrade that took out your system since the previous evening?
You created your profile a couple of days ago, so I assume your device list is up to date. It includes some devices compatible only with Sonos S!, and others only compatible with S2. So are both systems affected? Even S1?
Now these components will not save . Software blows up, and disappears.
I assume this is a technical expression from your 40 years in IT?
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