The Xfinity xFi mobile app can be used to activate the majority of existing Xfinity gateways and xFi pods. It's compatible with both Apple and Android devices. Most current Xfinity gateways and xFi pods can be activated using the Xfinity mobile app. It's compatible with both Apple's Safari and Google's Android browsers: If you don't want to utilize the app, go to https://register.be.xfinity.com/activate and follow the instructions there to activate your service.
The easiest and most straightforward approach is to disable Google Assistant on both wired and wireless headphones. Here's what you should do: Open the Settings menu. Google is the best option. After that, go to Account Services, then Search, Assistant, and Voice. Disable Bluetooth audio recording, Allow Bluetooth requests when device is locked, and Allow wired headset requests while device is locked by tapping on Voice. Check for improvements after restarting your device.
I tried phoning your tech support, but I got put on wait for a while after being handed around a few times, so I gave up. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Side note: attempting to access a website and being redirected to https://register.be.xfinity.com/activate?channel=WALLEDGARDEN appears to cause a certificate problem in Chrome, implying that the domain is untrustworthy. To someone who doesn't know what they're looking at, it's a little frightening.
We just set up our new Internet Essentials service, but it won't activate. We tried wi-fi and ethernet connections, as well as repeated resets of the modem. On our laptops, we get a pop-up window called "XFINITY Smart Internet" at http://10.0.0.1/captiveportal.php when we try to activate, but all we get is a blue screen that won't load. When I use Comcast to reset the modem, I get a notice stating that there are no connection issues and that I should double-check that the devices are connected to the home network, which they are. The status center, on the other hand, reports that they are having problems finding a signal.
