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Pixelation (squares) observed on the screen represent packets of data which have not been received or were lost in transmission due to a poor connection. This is an indicator of a poor signal.

Pro tip: You can also refresh your signal by unplugging your cable box, waiting 60 seconds, and plugging it back in.

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Note: To reboot your Spectrum cable box manually, disconnect it from the power supply by pressing and holding the power button for 10 seconds. Then wait for 60 seconds before you connect it to power again. The cable box will probably restart.

Make sure your TV is on. Press and hold the Reset button for a full five seconds, then release. Once the reboot is initiated, the Spectrum Logo will appear on the TV screen. If a No Signal message is displayed on the TV screen, it indicates the receiver needs to be powered on.

If your coaxial cables are faulty or not making tight connections, you may get a pixelated screen. Make sure the wires aren't frayed or crimped as that would weaken the signals. Also make sure to make each connection finger-tight.

Check to see if your TV has a ZOOM / WIDE mode option or control for adjusting the aspect ratio. If so, change the setting to NORMAL. Notes: If your TV remote has a SCREEN MODE button, press this button until NORMAL is selected.

Press the GUIDE button on your remote to display the full-screen guide with program listings and channel information. Note: You can also view your Guide online by signing into your account and selecting Watch TV from the menu in the top left corner of the screen.

Check along the front side of your cable box for a small circular button labeled Reset. If you don't see the button on the front side of your cable box, then check on the back panel near the power cords. If you can't find a Reset button on your cable box, then it may reset by holding down the Power button instead.

If your TV image is pixelated, or broken up, the first thing to do is check all your connections. Loose connections are often the cause. Unplug and reconnect the coaxial connections between your Set-Top Box and your TV and your wall connection. When you plug them back in, make sure all connections are secure.