BluRay BDPS3100 network connection problem and cannot remember the last position a DVD was finally play

Third time, it will not make a network connection. Last two times, I called Sony about the probplem of Youtube, it turns out that it was a Sony problem and a week later, I did a udate software and it fixed the problem. Now for the third time, the device does not connect. Check all the settings and looks good. ??????

And finally, the unit does not remember where the last stop on a DVD has been in the Middle film.

Seems that it was poorly designed. I got my 5 years old and it worked perfectly.

Maybe time to consider other products. Any suggestions?

Someone has something they want to add?

To the problem of internet connection, perform a power reset on the player and the router.

1 turn off the player and the router, and then unplug the power cord for 1 minute.
2. after one minute, plug the player and router and then turn on again them.

You help us, please provide more information. How you connect the player to the internet, wired or wireless? Do you receive an error message? If Yes, please provide the exact error.

For the movie problem, you say you cannot resume the film if you press stop or pause?

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