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I thought that as well but in your earlier post you said you didn't have an ota antenna but you still had that option.
Was that not correct?
I thought that as well but in your earlier post you said you didn't have an ota antenna but you still had that option.
Was that not correct?
Yes I have cable... no over the air. But I did see the signal strength area in WMC and no it didnt show any strength meter or gauge. I was just saying that I know it's there I've seen it. Sorry for the confusion!
I see, I have cable as well but don't even have that option.
Very confusing.
Old post I know, but I have the same problem. I have two digital tuners. I have a Avermedia 800 (quite old) with really good signal and a Picostick with less good signal, and sometimes no signal. I do not have the signal strength option on my windows 7 home premium 32bit (Asus Eeebox 1501). I have followed the steps in microsofts homepage, but it's simply not there.
Digital TV Signal Strength Option Missing
This article gives a half a$$ explanation of why.
It has to do with the type of tuner you have.
It's DVB-T, but some users with DVB-T have no problem. I have two tuners and their respective software have signal strength and/or quality that's working. Why can't microsoft come up with a soultion? One should think they had the engineering skills to do such a simple task.
Last edited by Kjeldsen; 13 Apr 2011 at 07:46.
I don't have the option and only use OTA antennas. I have tried two different tuners (Aver Media and PicoStick).