Yes I am probably not is what is accepted as a 'first world country' but we have access to those type of tech. Your speaker is dissapointing with this error 1000 and I took it with on our camping ttip and have only expensive weight with me now. Thanks for your first world issues. It spoilt my vacation.
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Error 1000
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Yes I am probably not is what is accepted as a 'first world country' but we have access to those type of tech. Your speaker is dissapointing with this error 1000 and I took it with on our camping ttip and have only expensive weight with me now. Thanks for your first world issues. It spoilt my vacation.
Here is a link to Sonos’ support site explaining the error you are experiencing, with a solution:
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/error-1000-when-updating-sonos
It is not advisable to attempt an update while outside of your network. That's on you and not Sonos’ fault. The error you have is not isolated to they type of country you live in. It happens to users all over and is easily fixed.
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Yes I am probably not is what is accepted as a 'first world country' but we have access to those type of tech. Your speaker is dissapointing with this error 1000 and I took it with on our camping ttip and have only expensive weight with me now. Thanks for your first world issues. It spoilt my vacation.
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Why did you try to update your speaker whilst on a camping trip?
+17Yes I am probably not is what is accepted as a 'first world country' but we have access to those type of tech. Your speaker is dissapointing with this error 1000 and I took it with on our camping ttip and have only expensive weight with me now. Thanks for your first world issues. It spoilt my vacation.
Here is a link to Sonos’ support site explaining the error you are experiencing, with a solution:
https://support.sonos.com/en-us/article/error-1000-when-updating-sonos
It is not advisable to attempt an update while outside of your network. That's on you and not Sonos’ fault. The error you have is not isolated to they type of country you live in. It happens to users all over and is easily fixed.
I used a diferent wifi source and it worked at first. Yhanks for the link. Will try it. I thought I posted on the support group. Sorry. I have read through different comments and saw variois users complaining about the error 1000. So yes. Its not supposed to be that difficult to fix tech. Even though it runs on wifi. Wifi can change and it should not mess up a whole system because of a small change. Thank you for your advice I will keep it under consideration and will rather bring my Roam. I however thought the One would work as well.
Turn off AutoUpdate on device(s) and phone and you can then select when it’s convenient for you to update.
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