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where is the tv getting its signal from? <br />
What is the mode the tv is in when you get the no service?
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where is the tv getting its signal from?
What is the mode the tv is in when you get the no service?

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David the tv is getting its signal from one of the Nest's extenders.<br />
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Will have to check on mode.
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David the tv is getting its signal from one of the Nest's extenders.

Will have to check on mode.

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you are casting &nbsp;from a nest device to the tv?
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you are casting  from a nest device to the tv?

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Yes. &nbsp; I didnt set it up.
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<p>I have a setup where I have a smart TV. &nbsp;I am running Atlantic Broadband for internet. &nbsp; The modem is connected to a Netgear router (both modem and router are fairly new). &nbsp; Then the router is connected to a "Nest". &nbsp; There are two Nest extenders at the location. &nbsp;The internet as well as streaming to the smart TV work perfectly. &nbsp; Then all of a sudden the TV comes up saying "no service" multiple times. &nbsp; The TV works occasionally. &nbsp; The two Nest extenders are within 20 feet of the Nest extenders. &nbsp; When this happens to the tv, the internet to computers still works. &nbsp;Any idea what would cause the tv to continually have this issue?</p>
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I have a setup where I have a smart TV.  I am running Atlantic Broadband for internet.   The modem is connected to a Netgear router (both modem and router are fairly new).   Then the router is connected to a "Nest".   There are two Nest extenders at the location.  The internet as well as streaming to the smart TV work perfectly.   Then all of a sudden the TV comes up saying "no service" multiple times.   The TV works occasionally.   The two Nest extenders are within 20 feet of the Nest extenders.   When this happens to the tv, the internet to computers still works.  Any idea what would cause the tv to continually have this issue?

Why does Nest system keep dropping access to Smart TV?

The term broadband commonly refers to high-speed Internet access that is always on and faster than the traditional dial-up access. Broadband includes several high-speed transmission technologies such as digital subscriber line (DSL), cable, fiber optics, wireless (for which there is a separate topic), satellite and broadband over powerlines (BPL).