What Is Netflix code TVQ ST 148?
Netflix error code TVQ ST 148 is another error similar to TVQ ST 145. The error is related to network connectivity and could be caused by internet issues or other problems that interfere with the connectivity or movement of data along your home network. Regardless of the cause, the result is that the Netflix app cannot connect with the Netflix servers, so you cannot stream whatever TV show or movie you’ve selected.

What Is Netflix Code TVQ ST 141?
This Netflix error is also part of the network batch of codes, but it could also mean the data or information stored on the device you’re streaming from needs to be refreshed. For example, it could be as simple as needing to update your username and password if you’ve changed it recently.

This error code will usually present with messages similar to those for TVQ ST 145 and TV ST 148, and you can resolve them using the same troubleshooting steps.

How Do I Fix Netflix Code TVQ ST 145?
If you’re receiving Netflix error code TVQ ST 145 or any of the other error codes in this networking series, the problem is likely with your streaming devices connecting to the internet. These troubleshooting steps should get you back to streaming in no time.

• Check your network. If you’re experiencing the error Code TVQ ST 145 or any of the other error codes mentioned above, the most likely cause is your streaming device isn’t connected to the internet. Start by troubleshooting your internet connection to get it working again.
• Restart your network. You can try connecting to your network with another device, but it doesn’t guarantee Netflix is connecting correctly, even if that works. Instead, restart your modem and router. Once everything is booted up again, retry Netflix to see if it’s working now.
• Restart the device you’re using to stream. It doesn’t matter if you’re using a streaming device or a smart TV; if it’s not connecting to the network, you won’t be able to stream Netflix. The fastest way to fix this is most often the easiest. Restart your streaming device, and then try again.
• Sign out of Netflix, and then sign back in again. One thing that can interfere with your network connection is cached data could be corrupted. When you sign out and then back into Netflix, you clear this cached data, so if that was causing the network issue, it should clear it up.

Here’s how to sign out of Netflix from different devices:

Sign out of Netflix on a smart TV.
Sign out of Netflix on a Roku.
Sign out of Netflix on an Xbox.
If your device isn’t one of those, you can always try using your device’s remote to sign out. Press the following buttons on your device’s remote: Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up.

Make sure your Wi-Fi signal strength is strong enough. The further away a connected device gets from the internet modem (when it’s wireless), the more degraded the internet signal gets; this could interfere with the Netflix app’s ability to connect with Netflix servers. Check your Wi-Fi signal to make sure it’s strong enough, and if it’s not, either move your streaming device closer to your modem or connect your modem directly to your streaming device using an Ethernet cable.

Delete the Netflix app and then reinstall it. Apps, especially apps that we use a lot, can occasionally get corrupted for no apparent reason. To make sure your app isn’t the issue, delete the existing copy and then install a fresh version of the app.