I’ve accidentally unregistered my device, how do I re-register?

I’ve accidentally unregistered my device, how do I re-register?

1. Ask someone on the site to note down (carefully!) the device ID that should be displayed on the screen.

2. On the Devices page in Director, click the plus (+) button near the top to register the device (with the new device ID).

3. You may then need to adjust settings on the new Device page if you had changed anything from the defaults on the old one.

4. Assign your content to the new device in the Assignments section, then click Deploy and wait a few minutes (for the content to download).


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