The WiFi has worked fine (with minor problems occasionally) until about a week ago now it will not connect. It shows the 2 network names I currently use on my home network and have tried both at least 15 times. The passwords ae entered correctly (event tried the WPS option 5 times) still it will not connect. Any suggestions?
I am having an issue getting my smart TV to connect to my wifi. It's been connected for the last 2 months and was connected at my last house with no issues. The firmware is up to date. It doesn't pull up any wireless networks
I am having an issue getting my smart TV to connect to my wifi. It's been connected for the last 2 months and was connected at my last house with no issues. The firmware is up to date. It doesn't pull up any wireless networks
Try rebooting your modem/ router then reset the network connections in the tv.
I replaced an old router and my Smart Hub TV cannot establish a wireless connection.
i have tried a full reset, restarting all devices and unplugging everything and starting from scratch.
On the Menu I select Network and try to establish a connection...sometimes it runs for 30 seconds and then just goes back to Start. If I shut the tv off and try again I may get so far as seeing the wireless network list flicker and disappear. I have tried many hints offered online and nothing appears to work...any help is appreciated
I have purchased a Series 7 TV that keeps disconnecting from the WiFi, none of the multiple devices I have at home give me any problems, except this TV.
I have noticed the following behavior, when I plug in the TV and switch it on, it connect automatically without problems, with the WiFi connection working fine until I go to sleep. The following day, the TV is unable to connect to the WiFi, I need to unplug it, plug it again and switch it on and it starts working fine again, until the following day.
For a TV manufactured in 2019 and sold at $700, this is unacceptable. How do I solve it?
The model is the following Samsung UN65RU7100FXZA Flat 65'' 4K UHD 7 Series Smart TV (2019).
I haven't changed the channel on the router because most of the other appliances I have would not work at 5 GHz. On the other hand 2.5 GHz is a standard so not sure why Samsung would not work with it, if that's the problem.
