Hello list,
I have been having trouble with a Sylvania smart bulb recently, and their
support is useless. I therefore decided to just reset the bulb and start over.
After I'd done that, I realized that I had long ago thrown out the box... and
the card with the setup code on it. I'm used to my sm
Never mind. It turns out the setup code is also printed on the base of the bulb
itself, so I was able to manually type it in and get things back to normal.
That's a huge relief! Each bulb is around $20, which is good for smart bulbs
but would still be annoying to lose just because I got rid of s
Hi Alex
I don't use any smart home light bulbs. Do you use a password manager at all?
I know it's kind of risky to do it this way but the way I see it, is that it's
a place where one can store all there codes, login's etc.
As an example, last year, I got the new iPhone 8 having upgraded from
Hi Alex,
I actually stumbled on called HomePass which let you store. You can either scan
them, or type them.
Daniel Miller
miller...@icloud.com
910-322-1936
> On Jun 2, 2018, at 11:04 AM, Daniel McGee wrote:
>
> Hi Alex
>
> I don't use any smart home light bulbs. Do you use a password mana
Thanks for the ideas. I found that app soon after I discovered what I'd done,
and I purchased it. It looks great for tracking and backing up codes, but it
can do nothing to recover them if they weren't entered originally. That's too
bad. Still, I do plan to put all my codes in moving forward.
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