You're very welcome! I'm thrilled to hear that the video helped you! 😊😊

You're welcome! I'm glad I could help.😊😊

You're welcome! 😊

I'm glad to hear that it worked for you!😊

It sounds like there might be an issue with the TV's tuner or antenna port. Since your antenna works with other TVs, it could be specific to this LG model. You've already tried a factory reset and manual tuning, which are good troubleshooting steps. You can also try with another antenna to see if you have one, to know if it is to the antenna or to the TV tuner.

Thank you so much for your reply. Yes that would be my next step. I will be trying to get an indoor antenna to see if there's a difference. What do you mean by the TV tuner, how can I identify it?

You're welcome! The TV tuner is a component inside your TV that receives and processes TV signals from your antenna or cable. It's responsible for tuning in to different channels and displaying them on your TV screen. To identify the TV tuner, it's typically not something you can easily see from the outside. It's an internal part of your TV. But hopefully in your case it will be that the Antenna and your TV are not compatible, and that it will work with the other antenna or cable. But, if you're experiencing signal reception issues, it's a good idea to consult your TV's user manual or contact the manufacturer's customer support for specific guidance on locating and troubleshooting the TV tuner. I hope this helps, and good luck with your indoor antenna test! If you have more questions, feel free to ask.

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You can try to disabling all of the Energy Saving and automatic image modes on your TV. This should prevent the color settings from changing automatically based on the time of day. Give it a try and see if it helps!

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If you have the same model as shown in the video, unfortunately, it does not support Bluetooth connection. This TV is a non-smart TV, and it lacks Bluetooth functionality.

Unfortunately, this model from the video does not have a gaming mode. But of course you can use it for video games, it's always important to choose the highest resolution, and try to experiment with Brightness Settings and Dynamic Contrast, to choose the ideal brightness and contrast for you.

Make sure that your TV is in TV mode (Antenna or Cable input) and then try the steps again. If the option still doesn’t appear, your TV might be in hospitality or hotel mode. You can see this video for more details: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html

For a non-smart TV, a direct Wi-Fi connection is not applicable as these TVs do not have built-in wireless capabilities. If you want to use internet features, you'll need a separate device like a streaming stick (e.g., Roku, Amazon Fire Stick) or a set-top box that can connect to Wi-Fi and then connect to your TV.

Thank you for your support!😊😊

Unfortunately, on the model featured in the video, it's impossible to play KZfaq. This is a non-smart TV, and you cannot install any apps or connect to the internet.

In the service menu of LG TVs, it's typically not recommended to make adjustments unless you're a qualified technician, as it could potentially cause further issues with your TV. However, if you're experiencing low SPDIF volume output, you might want to try adjusting the volume settings on your connected device or checking the audio settings on your TV.

@@EverydayThings i know and i know how to use the service menus, is not the first time:D my samsung tv is now out of warranty has that problems as all TIZEN samsung tvs. The low spdif gain, the default value is -9. After finding this function in service menu i ve change it from -9 to 0 and all the volume problems are go away. I ve read that this problem is present in ANDROID TV a lg and sony. MAybe you dddn 't notice that because your tv is linked to a big audio amplifier:D My samsung tv is linked to a 2.1 soundbar

Unfortunately, I haven't encountered this issue with Samsung models, and neither with LG ones. The TV showcased in the video is an older model LG non-smart TV, which has limited features compared to smart TVs. Nevertheless, I recommend consulting your TV's user manual for assistance with this matter.

It sounds like your TV might be experiencing a power interruption or a glitch. To prevent the need for reconfiguration every time you turn it off, try the following steps: Check the power source: Make sure your TV is connected to a stable power source and there are no power interruptions or fluctuations. Disable quick start or eco mode: Some TVs have power-saving features like quick start or eco mode. Try disabling these features in your TV's settings to see if it helps with the issue. Update firmware: Check if there's a firmware update available for your LG TV. Updating the firmware might resolve any software-related issues causing the reconfiguration. Factory reset: If the problem persists, you might need to perform a factory reset. Before doing this, make sure to back up any important settings. Follow the steps in the video to reset your TV to its factory settings. Hope this helps!

@@EverydayThings It actually worked! I just needed to update the firmware. Thank you.🫶🫶❤️

I'm delighted to know that updating the firmware resolved the problem for you! I'm also pleased that I could be of assistance. Enjoy your TV! 📺👍

Experiencing same issue , when turn off tv then turn back on after some time it acts like a first time intro and have to re scan channels . How do you update firmware on old non smart lg tv

To factory reset your LG 49SM5C-B, you can follow these steps: Turn off the TV. Press and hold the "Settings" button on the remote control. While holding the "Settings" button, press the "Power" button on the TV. Keep holding the "Settings" button until the TV powers on and shows the setup screen. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the factory reset process. This should reset your LG TV to its factory settings. If you're still encountering the "PC display port, no signal" error after the reset, you may need to check the input connection and ensure that the correct input source is selected on your TV.

To unlock the full wide aspect ratio option on your LG TV, you have a couple of options to try: Remote Control Button: Your remote control might have a dedicated button for aspect ratio adjustments. Look for a button labeled "Aspect Ratio" or "Ratio" and try changing the aspect ratio using this button. Factory Reset: If the aspect ratio option remains grayed out, you may need to perform a factory reset to restore all settings to their default values. Here's how you can do it: Press the "Settings" button on your remote control. Navigate to the "All Settings" option. Scroll down and select "General." Choose "Reset to Initial Settings" or "Factory Reset." Confirm the action by following the on-screen prompts. After the reset, you should be able to access and adjust the full wide aspect ratio option.

@@EverydayThings no don’t work bro

@@Jjjhsjwksoo In that case, it could potentially be a software issue or, at worst, a display problem. It would be advisable to reach out to LG support to request assistance. They may be able to provide a firmware update that can address and fix the problem you're experiencing.

You can connect a portable hard disk to your LG TV by using the USB port. However, it's important to note that older TVs, like the LG model 42LN549D-TA, typically have USB 2.0 ports. If your portable hard disk is a newer model with USB 3.0/3.1/3.2, the TV may not be able to read it, and nothing will happen when you turn it on. Make sure your hard drive is compatible with the TV's USB version for it to work properly. If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to ask!

No. Only if you buy a new TV unfortunately.

Unfortunately, there's no way to improve the appearance or update the design of older TVs like new models. As you mentioned, "Ryan" the only option for a fresh look would be to invest in a new TV.

Hi! Since you don't have an antenna or cable, you can skip the channel setup. Instead, follow these steps to set up your Amazon Firestick: Connect your Firestick: Plug the Firestick into an available HDMI port on your TV. Switch Input: Use your TV remote to switch the input source to the HDMI port where your Firestick is connected. Power On Firestick: Make sure your Firestick is powered on and follow the on-screen instructions to complete the setup. This should get you back to streaming with your Amazon Firestick. If you have any other questions, feel free to ask!

Here are some troubleshooting steps you can try: If there are multiple HDMI ports on your TV, try connecting the Fire TV Stick to a different port to see if it works. Remove HDMI extender: If you're using an HDMI extender, try connecting the Fire TV Stick directly to the HDMI port on the TV without the extender. Test on another TV: If possible, try connecting the Fire TV Stick to another TV to see if the issue is with the stick itself or the TV. Restart TV: Sometimes, a simple restart of the TV can resolve connectivity issues. Turn off the TV, unplug it from the power source, wait for a minute, and then plug it back in and turn it on. Check Fire TV Stick compatibility: Ensure that the Fire TV Stick model you have is compatible with your LG TV. I hope this helps you resolve the issue!

For the best settings for your PS5 on an older LG TV model like the one in the video, I recommend opting for high settings to ensure the best picture quality. While this model may not offer all the latest features, maximizing the settings can still enhance your gaming experience. If you have a newer LG TV model with a similar interface, you can also explore the available settings to fine-tune your gaming setup further.

Exactly, on this model from the video, multiview function isn't available. This is an older model from 2012-2013, and since it's not a smart TV, there are no additional features like multiview.

@@EverydayThings thanks for feedback,I appreciate it

@@nikaney_10 You're very welcome! 😊😊

No, resetting the TV to factory settings does not reset the updates. However, since this TV is not a smart TV, there might not be an option available to reset the updates.

@@EverydayThings is any options in smart tv to reset actualisations? Thank you!

To reset the updates on your LG Smart TV, you can follow these steps: Press the Home/Smart button on your remote to open the main menu. Go to "Settings" and select "All Settings". Scroll down and select "General". Navigate to "Reset to Initial Settings" or "Reset" option. Choose "Reset" or "OK" to confirm the reset process. Your TV will restart and the updates will be reset to the default settings. I hope this helps!

This model of LG TV supports older HDMI model devices and cables. If your HDMI device or the HDMI cable is for a newer version, like HDMI 2.1, then it might not be compatible with this TV. To resolve this issue, you can try using an older HDMI device or cable. If you only have newer HDMI devices and cables, you may need to purchase an HDMI converter that can downconvert the signal to a format that this TV can support.

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It seems like your TV might be in Hotel mode, which restricts certain settings and functions. Watching this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html may be helpful in resolving this issue. It provides steps to disable Hotel mode and access the standard Settings Menu. I hope this helps!

You might want to experiment with the resolution settings on your PS4. Since your TV is an older model with a lower resolution, setting the PS4 to a higher resolution might cause the screen to appear fuzzy. Try adjusting the resolution settings on your PS4 to lower resolutions and see if that improves the clarity of the screen while playing.

@@EverydayThings Thank you so much for the reply! I've tried other alternatives to this long term problem. I've tried to mess with the cables etcetera see if it works out well. I took your advice to mess with the resolution but nothing changed. Except for the quality of course but the fuzziness has not disappeared. If I could contact you through a social media platform and send you a picture of how it looks would that be of more use?

To be fair the TV is pretty old and I only connected my PS4 to it in 2019 until now. This problem started in 2022/2023 and I've had it for a while nothing I do has changed it.

It sounds like you've been dealing with this issue for quite some time. Given the age of the TV and the duration of the problem, it's possible that there unfortunately might be underlying hardware issues with the TV itself. If you've exhausted all troubleshooting steps and the problem persists, it might be worth considering consulting a professional technician or considering an upgrade to a newer TV model that better supports your gaming experience

It sounds like a software issue. You can try a few steps to resolve it: Factory Reset: Perform a factory reset on your TV. This will revert it to its original settings. Please note that this will erase your personal settings, so be sure to back up anything important. Software Update: Make sure your TV's software is up to date. You can usually check for updates in the TV's settings menu. Check Connections: Ensure that all cables and connections are secure. Sometimes, a loose cable can cause display problems. Professional Help: If the issue persists, it might be a hardware problem. In that case, it's best to contact LG customer support or a qualified technician. These steps should help you diagnose and potentially resolve the issue.

To help troubleshoot, can you confirm if this only happens in home mode? If so, you may want to try installing any available updates for your TV. Sometimes, a software update can resolve such issues. If updating doesn't fix the problem, you can try doing another factory reset, as occasionally, some errors might occur during the first attempt. Repeat the process and see if it resolves the blank screen issue.

@@EverydayThings Thank you, only God knows why I am just seeing this message 😅

@@adriancoombs4996 You're welcome!

Maybe your TV is in hotel mode? Check out this video maybe it will help you: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html If it is not in hotel mode, then please tell me the exact model of the TV, maybe I can help you.

There could be a few reasons why you're not able to download KZfaq on your TV. One possibility is that there is a problem with the LG Content Store itself. You can try restarting your TV and then checking the LG Content Store again. If that doesn't work, you can try contacting LG customer support for further assistance. Another possibility is that your TV model is not compatible with the KZfaq app. The 42LS575T-ZD model was released in 2012, and KZfaq has been adding new features and functionality over the years. It's possible that your TV's hardware or software is not up to date enough to support the latest version of the KZfaq app. If you're unable to download KZfaq to your TV, you can still watch KZfaq content using an external device, such as a Chromecast, Roku, or Amazon Fire TV Stick. These devices plug into the HDMI port on your TV and provide access to a variety of streaming apps, including KZfaq. Another option is to turn on developer mode on your TV and then download KZfaq as an APK file and try to install it. Developer mode allows you to install apps that are not officially supported by your TV. However, it's important to note that installing apps from APK files can be risky, as they may not be secure or compatible with your TV. I hope this helps!

If you don't see the "Factory Reset" option on your TV, please ensure that your TV is in TV mode. If it's not, switch it to TV mode and then check again to see if the "factory reset" option appears. Additionally, make sure that your TV is not in hotel mode or any other special mode that might limit the available settings. Hope this helps!

Here are a few reasons why you might not be able to play movie files on your LG 22LK311-TB TV. 1. Unsupported Format: The LG 22LK311-TB is an older model TV and may not support certain file formats, including H.265, HEVC, and DTS audio. It may also not support playback of videos with high resolutions, such as 4K or higher. 2. File Size: The LG 22LK311-TB has a limited file size limit for USB playback. Files that are larger than this limit will not play. The file size limit is typically around 4GB. 3. USB Drive Compatibility: Ensure that the USB drive or external storage device is compatible with your TV. Not all USB drives are created equal, and some may not be recognized by your TV. Solutions: 1. Convert File Format: If your files are in an unsupported format, you may need to convert them to a format that is supported by your TV. There are a number of free and paid file conversion tools available online. 2. Reduce File Size: If your files are too large, you can try reducing their size. You can do this by using a video compression tool or by re-encoding the files in a different format. 3. Use a Different USB Drive: If you think your USB drive may not be compatible with your TV, try using a different one. Make sure to use a USB drive that is formatted in FAT32 or exFAT.

To connect your LG 32LNB41B-TB TV with your mobile device, you can use various methods such as HDMI, USB, or wireless connectivity options like Miracast or Screen Share. However, since your TV is a non-smart TV, it may have limited connectivity features compared to smart TVs. For HDMI connection: Simply connect one end of the HDMI cable to your TV's HDMI port and the other end to your mobile device (if it supports HDMI output). Then, select the appropriate HDMI input on your TV using the remote control. For USB connection: If your TV and mobile device support USB connectivity, you can connect them using a USB cable. This allows you to access media files stored on your mobile device directly on your TV. For wireless connectivity options like Miracast or Screen Share: Check if your TV and mobile device support these features. If they do, you can enable them on both devices and follow the on-screen instructions to establish a connection wirelessly.

If you have the same model, then this is an old model and non-smart TV and doesn't support any wireless connection, including Bluetooth. You can't connect your headset via Bluetooth.😕

Hi there! Unfortunately, your LG TV model (24MN48, 24" inch & 60 cm), being around 4 to 5 years old, is not a smart TV, and it cannot connect to the internet in any way. Regarding your phone, you can only connect it directly via a USB cable to use it as media. This means you can only view pictures and videos stored on your phone directly

This TV, as the title suggests, is not a Smart TV and doesn't have Wi-Fi capabilities. However, if you have a Smart TV and want to connect it to Wi-Fi, you can try these steps: Turn on the TV and press the [Settings] button on your TV remote. Select [All Settings] in the [Settings] menu. Choose [Network] in the [General] section. Select [Wi-Fi Connection] under [Internet Connection]. Choose the Wi-Fi network you wish to connect to. Enter the network's password and press Enter. These steps are for Smart TVs that have Wi-Fi capabilities. If your TV doesn't support Wi-Fi, you won't find these options in the settings menu.

Unfortunately, the LG 37LC5DC television model does not support wireless connection. However, you can still connect it to the internet by using a wired connection with a cable.

This particular TV shown in the video is not capable of connecting to the internet as it is not a smart TV.

Unfortunately, if your TV is not a smart TV, you can't make it smart without an external device.

To adjust the color settings on your LG TV, use the remote to access the TV's menu, ( press the "Menu" or "Settings" button.) Then find the "Picture" or "Display" section, and look for "Color" or "Color Settings." There, you can tweak the color settings to your liking.

If you have the same TV model as shown in the video, unfortunately, it doesn't support Wi-Fi as it is a non-smart TV. These models are not equipped with Wi-Fi capabilities.😐😟

Hello! I'm sorry to hear about the issue with your TV's sound. Here are a few steps you can try: Check Volume Settings: Ensure that the volume on your TV is turned up and not muted. Sometimes, it's a simple oversight. External Devices: If you have external devices connected, such as a soundbar or speakers, check their connections and settings. Reset TV: Try turning off the TV, unplugging it from the power source for a few minutes, and then plugging it back in. This can sometimes resolve minor issues. Audio Settings: Check the TV's audio settings to ensure they are configured correctly. Factory Reset: If the issue persists, you might consider a factory reset, but be aware that this will erase any custom settings you have. If none of these steps work, it could be a hardware issue, and you may need to contact the TV manufacturer's customer support for further assistance. I hope this helps, and your TV sound gets back to normal soon!

Тhis is a non-smart TV, and it doesn't support screen sharing with Android devices. You can only connect your phone as media via USB. If you're interested in screen sharing, you might want to consider upgrading to a smart TV with that capability.

@@EverydayThings Exactly what I thought. I will try USB and see if it works. Thanks though!

You're welcome! Just keep in mind that if you have the same TV as in the video (it's a 2012 - 2013 TV), it only supports USB 2.0. If your phone's cable is 3.0, 3.1, or a higher version, the TV might not recognize this USB cable. So, using a USB 2.0 cable should do the trick. Good luck!

The menu is like on the video its an old tv lcd

If the firmware didn't reset with the factory reset, you can try to find and install an older firmware version. Here are the steps you can follow: Visit the LG Support Website: Go to the official LG support website and search for your TV model (LG32LH5000). Download the Firmware: Look for the previous firmware version for your model. Download the firmware file to your computer. Prepare a USB Drive: Format a USB drive to FAT32. Create a folder named "LG_DTV" on the USB drive. Transfer the Firmware: Copy the downloaded firmware file to the "LG_DTV" folder on the USB drive. Update the TV: Insert the USB drive into your TV. Go to the TV's settings menu, navigate to the update section, and select "Update via USB." Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the firmware update.

@@EverydayThings thank you for the reply but i did all this when i wanted to update the tv. Can u check it for me if u can if there is previous firmwares there is only one for my tv the last one v3.75 2011 i had by default v3.67 or v3.65 i dont remember but its above 6. I dont know what to do or how to talk to Them.

Unfortunately, yes, for your LG TV, there is only firmware file v3.75 from 2011 available. However, you can contact LG support for further assistance. Explain the problem and mention that you need the older firmware version. They should have a database of their firmware and might be able to send you the older version you need.

Here are a few things you can try: Check your network connection: Ensure that your Wi-Fi network is working properly and that your TV is within range. Restart your router: Sometimes, a simple restart of your router can resolve connectivity issues. Update your TV's firmware: Make sure that your TV's firmware is up-to-date. Outdated firmware can sometimes cause connectivity problems. Check the manufacturer's website for instructions on how to update the firmware for your specific TV model. Factory reset your TV: Since you mentioned that the option to select the internet is greyed out, performing a factory reset on your TV might help. This will revert your TV settings to their original state and may resolve the issue. If the problem persists after trying these steps, it's best to contact LG support for further assistance. They can provide specific troubleshooting steps tailored to your TV model and help you resolve the issue. I hope one of these solutions helps you get your internet connection working again!

The issue you're experiencing might also be related to the video size or compatibility between your phone and the TV. Make sure the video format and resolution are supported by your LG Smart TV. If your videos are in 8K resolution and your TV supports only HD videos, it may not be able to play them. Additionally, check if your TV supports the specific video format used by your phone. To resolve the problem, try converting the video to a compatible format or reducing its resolution to match your TV's capabilities. You can use video conversion software or apps to do this.

If you don't have a dedicated settings button on your remote, try pressing the Menu button to see if it provides access to the settings section. Additionally, check if your TV remote has a button labeled "Menu," "Settings," or "Q menu." These buttons often serve the same function and might provide access to the settings menu. Don't forget to also check the physical buttons on your TV itself. Sometimes, there might be a dedicated "Menu" or "Settings" button directly on the TV. Give those a try as well to see if they provide access to the settings section.

@@EverydayThings thanks dude, worked

@@alizadeh4422 You're welcome! I'm glad I could help.

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If the reset button is not visible in the options menu, there might be a couple of things to check: Verify Hotel Mode is Completely Disabled: Make sure that hotel mode is fully turned off. Sometimes, certain restrictions may persist even if it's partially deactivated. Navigate through Menu Options: In the Options menu, explore different sections thoroughly. Sometimes, the factory reset option might be located in a specific sub-menu or under a different label, like "Initialization" or "System." Update Firmware: Ensure your TV's firmware is up to date. An outdated firmware might affect the availability of certain features. Check the User Manual: Refer to your TV's user manual. It might provide specific instructions on accessing the factory reset option for your particular TV model. Also here's an alternative method you can try: Turn on the TV and press the [Settings] button on your TV remote. Navigate to [General] and then select [System]. Within [System], look for [Reset to Initial Settings]. Confirm [Reset to Initial Settings] to initiate the initialization process. I hope this helps!

Here are a few steps you can try: Factory Reset: If your TV is not saving settings, a factory reset might help. Follow the steps in the video 'How to reset LG TV to factory settings' to perform a reset. Check for Updates: Ensure that your TV firmware is up to date. Sometimes, issues can be resolved with a firmware update. Power Cycle: Turn off the TV, unplug it from the power source, and wait for a few minutes before plugging it back in. This can help clear any temporary glitches. Reset Individual Settings: If the issue persists, try resetting specific settings that are not saving. Navigate to the particular setting, reset it, and check if it saves upon restarting the TV. I hope this helps!

Good night! The RJP (Remote Jack Pack) Interface on your LG32LH200H TV is not for internet connection; it’s typically used in hospitality settings to connect external devices like control systems. Connecting your router to this socket won't provide you with TV channels or internet services. To receive TV channels, you have a few options: Use a set-top box: Connect it to your TV and use it to receive TV channels via an antenna or cable. Internet set-top box: This can connect to your Wi-Fi and allow you to stream channels and other content. It’s best to get an internet set-top box for streaming TV channels over Wi-Fi if you don’t have a standard antenna or cable service. I hope this helps!

​@@EverydayThings Thank you!

You're welcome 😊

To get them back, you can try a few things. First, check if you accidentally changed the input source on your TV remote. If that's not the case, you can go into your TV's settings menu and look for an option to rescan for channels or restore default settings. If you're still having trouble, referring to your TV's manual or contacting customer support for assistance might be helpful. Hope this helps you get your Airtel channels back!

I am actually getting tv settings like setup,audio etc from that I need to get airtel channels

@@veerasuryanarasamamba4380 You can also try cycling through all the inputs you have, starting with the first one and then moving to the next, to see in which input you're able to acces. This might help you locate the correct input source for your TV. Hope this helps!

What exactly do you mean? The remote control button or?

It should be on Installation menu: Press settings until it shows HDMI (It doesn't work in TV) Type 1105 and press ok

I don't have settings option

Change remote u might have smart tv remote

​@@elgalionespanolhello bro 1105 not working

If you haven't made any significant changes to the default settings before, then it's expected behavior. However, if you've customized some settings and they're reverting back, here are a couple of things you can try: Check for any software updates for your LG TV and make sure it's running the latest firmware. Ensure that your TV is adequately ventilated and not overheating, as this can sometimes cause unexpected behavior. I hope these suggestions help!

Unfortunately, if you have the same model as shown in the video, it's impossible to connect to Wi-Fi. This TV is a non-smart TV and doesn't support Wi-Fi network connections.

I'm sorry but I don't understand your language. To assist you, please write in one of the following languages: English, German, or Macedonian.😟

Ok

Whenever we are On the LCD is to make the tuning....... please let me know how to correct...😢

@@LADLIMUGHAL786 It seems like you're experiencing issues with tuning your TV. To correct this, you can follow the steps outlined in the video "How to reset LG TV to factory settings, and do the First time installation (Non-Smart TV)." This should help resolve the tuning problem you're facing.

If you have the exact same model as the one shown in the video, unfortunately, it does not support Wi-Fi connection because it's a non-smart TV.

The TV model featured in the video is a Non-Smart TV, which means it doesn't have internet capabilities. Unfortunately, you won't be able to connect this specific TV to the internet.

It sounds like your TV may be experiencing a software issue that is causing it to reset on its own. You may want to try performing a factory reset on your LG TV by following the steps outlined in the video. This will erase all settings and data on the TV. If the issue persists after the reset, it may be a hardware issue, the most common problem for that is faulty capacitors and you should check all capacitors on your TV board.

This specific model of TV doesn't support Wi-Fi connectivity as it's not a smart TV. It's designed for basic functions and doesn't have wireless capabilities. If you're looking for a TV with Wi-Fi features

Unfortunately, this particular TV model isn't a smart TV and doesn't have built-in KZfaq functionality. However, if you're interested in accessing KZfaq on this TV, you can consider getting a USB TV stick that supports streaming services like KZfaq. This way, you can transform your TV into a smart TV and enjoy online content.

@@EverydayThings Thank you for the help and quick response, I will get into it and see what I can do 👍

@@ElBombo21 You're very welcome!😊😊

Yes, DTV is available on this model, as well as DVB-T / C.

If you have the exact same non-smart LG TV shown in the video, you can connect your phone using a USB cable. However, please note that you can only use it for media purposes. This means you'll be able to view photos and videos from your phone on the TV screen.

No need to worry about the HDMI cable during the factory reset! You can leave it connected throughout the process. The reset doesn't affect external devices like HDMI-connected ones. Once the reset is complete, your TV will detect the HDMI cable and ask you to set up the connected device again.

Before restarting, make sure your TV is in TV mode (Antenna Input) If it is in another input, it can disable factory reset.

@@EverydayThings my tv is in hotel mode. How to restore it.

​@@kallolmridha5135 To disable hotel mode, watch the following video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html

It sounds like your TV might be stuck in a mode or have settings that need adjusting. Without a remote, it can be challenging. Try these steps: Use the physical buttons on the TV to access the menu. Look for an option to reset or restore factory settings. If there's no menu button, try unplugging the TV for a few minutes and then plugging it back in to reset it. If this doesn't work, it might be best to get a universal remote and try any steps.

No, it's not a smart TV, and it doesn't support wireless connections. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.

If the automatic search comes up with 0 channels, try the following steps: Check Antenna Connection: Ensure that your antenna or cable connection is properly connected to the TV. Change Source/Input: Make sure your TV is set to the correct input/source for your antenna or cable. Scan Again: Go to the TV menu, find the channel setup or auto-tuning option, and run the channel scan again. Check Signal Strength: If you're using an antenna, make sure it is positioned correctly and check the signal strength in the TV settings. Firmware Update: Ensure your TV firmware is up to date, as sometimes updates can fix issues.

@@EverydayThings Ur the man! thank you so much i hope it fixes it 🩷

You're very welcome! I'm glad I could help. I hope these steps resolve the issue for you. If you need any more assistance, feel free to ask. Good luck! 🩷

If you have the same TV as shown in the video, you won't be able to connect to WiFi because it's a non-smart TV and doesn't support WiFi connection. However, if you have a Smart TV, you can try the following steps: Press the Settings button on the TV remote, then select All Settings. From there, choose Network and then go to WiFi Connection.

The screen type for this LG TV is a "Direct LED" type. It has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 (FHD).

@@EverydayThings I want the version what kind

I'm not entirely sure about the specific screen type for that model, as it's an older model and details might not be readily available. You could try searching for more information online based on the model number, LG 42LP360H.

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If you're trying to connect your ONKYO RC-882M remote to an LG TV and need to know how to do it without the original remote, here's a helpful approach: The ONKYO RC-882M remote supports several codes for LG TVs, which you can find in its manual. These codes are: 10037, 10178, 10556, 10698, 10714, 10715, 11178, 11423, 11768, 11840, 12182, and 12358. You can try programming these codes into your ONKYO remote to see if any of them work with your LG TV model. Here's how you can proceed: Programming the Remote: Follow the instructions in the ONKYO RC-882M manual to enter each code and test it with your TV. Manual Code Search: If the specific codes don't work, you can perform a manual search using the remote's programming feature. This involves trying different codes until you find one that successfully controls your LG TV. Compatibility Check: Ensure that your ONKYO remote is compatible with LG TVs. Some older remotes may not support newer LG models, especially those released recently. If you've exhausted all the listed codes and the remote still doesn't work with your TV, it's possible that the ONKYO RC-882M doesn't have the necessary code set for newer LG sets. In that case, consider using a universal remote or obtaining the original LG remote for full functionality. This process should help you get your ONKYO RC-882M remote connected to your LG TV. If you encounter any further issues, feel free to reach out for more assistance!

You can check the "Sound Settings" on your TV to see if there is something like "mute" or "disable" for the speakers. If everything looks fine in the settings, it's possible that your TV speakers may be damaged. You might want to consider getting them checked or replaced if necessary.

The 'Invalid Format' message and blinking can be frustrating. First, make sure you've selected the right input source on your TV for your device. Also, check all your cable connections, especially HDMI. Try restarting your TV by unplugging it for a few minutes and then plugging it back in. If the issue persists, you might want to check and adjust the resolution settings on your connected device, as it could be set to a resolution your TV doesn't support. Firmware updates can sometimes help too. Hope this helps

Unfortunately, if you have the same model as shown in the video, it's impossible to connect to Wi-Fi. This TV is a non-smart TV and doesn't support Wi-Fi network connections.

Try the following steps: Restart the TV: Sometimes a simple restart can resolve connectivity issues. Turn off the TV, unplug it for a few minutes, then plug it back in and turn it on. Check Wi-Fi Settings: Go to the TV’s settings and ensure that the Wi-Fi is turned on and correctly set up. You might need to re-enter your Wi-Fi credentials. Update Firmware: Make sure your TV’s firmware is up to date. Check for updates in the TV settings under System or Support. Factory Reset: Perform a factory reset to restore the TV to its original settings. This can often fix issues related to software glitches. Check for Interference: Ensure there are no obstructions or electronic devices causing interference between your TV and the Wi-Fi router.

If the option to factory reset your LG TV is not showing up, it's important to check if your TV is in Hotel mode. Sometimes, TVs in Hotel mode restrict certain settings, including the ability to perform a factory reset. You can try accessing the settings menu to see if there's an option to disable Hotel mode. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html

If the option doesn't appear on your TV, try these steps: Make sure your TV is turned on. Press the 'Menu' button on your remote. Navigate to 'Settings' and look for 'Reset' or 'Initial Setup.' If you still can't find it, please provide your exact TV model, and I'll do my best to help you.

The video you commented on is specifically about resetting a non-smart TV. Since your LG 55ln5400 model is a smart TV, the steps mentioned in the video may not apply to your situation. However, you can try the following steps to reset your smart TV: Use the remote to open the menu. Select the option "All settings" in the list of options and press the OK button. Choose the "General" option. Then, select the "System" option. Scroll down until you find the "Revert to factory settings" option. The television will prompt you to confirm if you want to reset all settings. Select "Confirm" and enter your password if prompted. I hope this helps.

😊 You're welcome! If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!

The issue might be due to compatibility between your PS4 and the TV. Since the model shown in the video is a bit older, it may not support the high resolution of the PS4. Here are some steps you can try: Reset the TV to factory settings and then attempt to connect your PS4 again. Adjust the resolution settings on your TV to the highest possible before connecting the PS4. Ensure that you're using an HDMI cable that's compatible with the TV. Since it's an older model, it might support HDMI 2.0 but not HDMI 2.1. So, make sure you're using the correct type of cable. Hopefully, one of these steps will resolve the issue for you!

First, ensure you've selected the correct antenna input on your TV. Additionally, check that your antenna is in good condition and not damaged. If you're still facing issues, you might want to experiment with repositioning the antenna for better reception.

@@EverydayThings ok which channels are found are online channels or local channels

@@EverydayThings actually I want to use internet on LG LCD model is -42LS4600 T-A

Yes, you can connect the LG LCD model 42LS4600 T-A to the internet. It supports a LAN connection, so you can use an Ethernet cable to connect it to your network.

It sounds like there might have been a glitch during the reset process. Have you tried unplugging the TV, waiting for a few minutes, and then plugging it back in? Sometimes a power cycle can help resolve issues like this. Additionally, you could try performing another factory reset, as something might have gone wrong during the initial process. It's also worth checking if there are any updates available for your TV and installing them if possible. Hope this helps!

@@EverydayThings I tried to disconnect the power and reset the TV again and it still doesn't want to have a free TV signal. am I doing something wrong??

@@EverydayThings When I select a component it appears. Unable to get a list of lineups for your location. Check your network connection and click "Try again"

It seems like there may be an issue with the TV's network connection. Have you checked if the TV is properly connected to your Wi-Fi network? Sometimes, re-establishing the connection or restarting your router can help resolve network-related issues. Additionally, ensure that your TV's firmware is up-to-date by checking for any available updates in the settings menu.

When you reset your TV, the HDMI input option shouldn't disappear. It's possible that something interrupted the reboot process. You might want to try resetting your TV again and ensure that the reboot process completes without any interruption.

If you don't have an options menu on your LG TV, it's possible that your TV is in hotel mode. In that case, you can watch the following video to learn how to disable hotel mode and access the options menu: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pdiaoLSH3ZyVZYU.html I hope this helps you resolve the issue!

It could be due to the USB version compatibility. This particular TV model might only support USB 2.0 or older, so if your pendrive is USB 3.0/3.1/3.2, it may not be recognized. Try using a USB stick with a lower version, and that should resolve the issue. Hope this helps! 😊

Then just choose a cable instead of an antenna and continue the process.

@@EverydayThings what if it does not work either ?

Then you can skip this process and move on to the others!😊

You have the flexibility to choose between store demo mode and home use mode for your LG TV. Each mode serves its own purpose. While home mode is typically recommended for personal use at home, store demo mode is designed for display purposes in a retail store. So, if you intend to use the TV at home, it is advisable to select the home use mode. However, the TV will still function in store demo mode if you prefer that option. The choice is yours based on your specific needs and preferences.

Unfortunately, this model is a non-smart TV and does not have KZfaq or internet capabilities.

Unfortunately, this model of LG TV is not compatible with connecting to an iPhone. It is not a smart TV and does not support wireless connections or functionalities like AirPlay. However, you can try connecting it to your iPhone using a USB cable to use it as a media player.

No, this is an old model, and its resolution is 1920 x 1080 (FHD).

When you factory reset your LG TV and it switches to the TV channel, it means the reset process has been completed and the TV is returning to its default settings. You may need to go through the initial setup process again to configure your preferences.

I'm sorry, but I don't understand the language you're writing in. If you could please write in English, German or Macedonian, I would be happy to help you.

For the LG 42LE4500 model, to access the TruMotion settings, follow these steps: Select Picture, then navigate to TruMotion. From there, you can choose from options like low, high, user, or off. If you have selected the "Picture mode-game", ensure that TruMotion is set to "off". If you are unable to find the TruMotion settings, please make sure that your TV has the latest updates installed.

@@EverydayThings I did as you said, I opened the menu, I looked for a picture, and it doesn't show up

Please ensure that your TV is running on the latest firmware updates, as it appears that your TV supports TruMotion. Alternatively, you can reach out to LG support if there is a specific update that needs to be provided directly to you.

@@EverydayThings the version of my TV is 03.03.26

If you're unsure about the latest version for your TV, it would be best to reach out to LG support. They will be able to provide you with the necessary information regarding the latest firmware version and any specific details you may need. Contacting LG support will ensure that you have accurate and up-to-date information tailored to your TV model.

This model is the 42LP360H.AEU. However, please note that these older models may have limitations when it comes to USB compatibility. They typically work with USB 3.0 or earlier versions. If your USB drive is 3.1, 3.2, or newer, it might not work with this TV. I hope this information helps you with playing movies from your USB on this TV!

No, this TV does not have the capability to connect to Wi-Fi. It is not a smart TV and does not have a Wi-Fi connection option.

@@EverydayThings well i thought all lg tv are smart tvs

Not all LG TVs are smart TVs. While some models do have smart features and Wi-Fi connectivity, not every LG TV falls into this category. 😊😊

@@EverydayThings alright man thank u ima just have to buy one of those firesticks then

@@corrupted-5465 Indeed, purchasing a Firestick is a practical and cost-effective solution. Regular TVs are generally more affordable compared to smart TVs, and with a Firestick, you can transform your TV into a smart TV-like device. Over time, smart TVs can become outdated and less capable of supporting new applications, whereas with a Firestick, you can simply replace the device without having to buy a new TV. It's a more economical option in the long run. I hope this helps you make an informed decision.

Koa! 😊 Glad the video was helpful.

Connecting a non-smart TV to your mobile phone is limited, and it primarily allows for media playback like videos and pictures. Here's how you can do it: USB Cable Connection: Use a USB cable to connect your mobile phone to your non-smart TV. On your TV remote, select the USB input source. Your TV should recognize your mobile phone as an external storage device. Navigate to the media files (videos or pictures) on your phone and play them through the TV. Please keep in mind that this method is suitable for media playback only. If your TV has USB 2.0 ports and your smartphone uses a newer USB standard like 3.1 or 3.2, it may not be compatible due to differences in the USB protocols. I hope this helps you connect your mobile phone to your non-smart TV for media viewing.

@@EverydayThings any video for beter explain in your chanel sir 🙌

The TV in the video is a non-smart TV and doesn't have Wi-Fi capabilities.

If you have the same model as shown in the video, unfortunately, you can't connect to Wi-Fi because it's a non-smart TV and doesn't support Wi-Fi connectivity.

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This specific model shown in the video is a Non-Smart TV, and it does not have Wi-Fi capabilities. Therefore, you won't be able to open Wi-Fi on this TV. If you need a TV with Wi-Fi functionality, you might want to consider a Smart TV model. Hope this clarifies things for you!