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Oct 19 2009
Freesat software update causes problems Bush, Goodmans and Grundig receivers
A software download has caused a number of Bush, Goodmans and Grundig Freesat HD receivers to malfunction. Following the update late Tuesday, internet forum posters have reported problems including freezing receivers, loss of picture or sound, constant rebooting or a loss of satellite signal. John Edwards, Director of Communication at Harvard Group which owns the […]
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By Expat • UK Media News • Tags: Bush, Freesat, Freesat software update, Goodmans, Grundig