should be. That sounds right. I'm pretty sure you can reset devices from the netflix menu and it clears anything out of a device you no longer have access to, too.
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How can I delete my Netflix account from my Panasonic G25?
02-16-2012 07:40 PM
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I have a 50" Pany that I tested out and attached my Netflix account to at my office. It's mounted and being sold with my home that I do not reside in (no internet connection so I can't connect to Vierra). The buyers wanted the TV and I'm letting them have it as part of the transaction but I don't want them messing around with my account. If I change my password, will the Netflix account be locked out?
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02-16-2012 08:09 PM
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02-16-2012 09:57 PM
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Go into your netflix account and choose Manage devices and computers. Then click to Disconnect Devices.
It will disconnect all your devices from your Netflix account. It's completely assinine that after all these years you still can't deactivate individual devices, you can only shut them all out and then re-add the ones you still want.
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02-17-2012 05:33 PM
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That's f'd up. I thought awhile ago it could? I checked my account and there is the option for Site Connections, which might be a better alternative. Right now WMC and Xbox can access my Netflix, and I have the option to remove those. I wonder if it'd work for TVs? Originally Posted by Hostile
Go into your netflix account and choose Manage devices and computers. Then click to Disconnect Devices.
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Did it but the page does not refresh. I'll see if my PS3 at home is still connected, if not then it worked. Thanks for the help everyone. Originally Posted by Hostile
Go into your netflix account and choose Manage devices and computers. Then click to Disconnect Devices.
It will disconnect all your devices from your Netflix account. It's completely assinine that after all these years you still can't deactivate individual devices, you can only shut them all out and then re-add the ones you still want.
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02-18-2012 06:11 PM
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I logged into Netflix on my PS3 so it looks like it didn't work. I tried doing it on Chrome, IE, & Firefox and no luck. I'm calling their 800 # right now.
Edit: I called them up and they said the server is down and to re-try in a few daysLast edited by 4th Branch; 02-18-2012 at 07:06 PM.
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