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The video provides a comprehensive guide to troubleshooting and resolving issues with Samsung TV Plus. It begins by addressing potential causes such as incorrect network settings, corrupted device cache files, and outdated software. Key recommendations include ensuring a stable internet connection, rebooting the router, moving it closer to the TV, and rebooting the TV. Additional steps involve clearing the TV cache, manually setting a DNS to 8.8.8.8, disabling IPv6, setting the clock mode to manual, resetting network settings, and updating the software. The video also advises performing a self-diagnosis and resetting the Smart Hub using the default PIN. Following these steps aims to ensure that Samsung TV Plus functions correctly.
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In this part of the video, the speaker addresses the issue of receiving a Samsung TV Plus error message and offers several troubleshooting steps. They explain that incorrect network settings, corrupted device cache files, or outdated app/device software can cause the issue. Key recommendations include ensuring a stable internet connection, rebooting the router, and moving the router closer to the TV. Additionally, the speaker advises turning off the TV and unplugging it for five minutes before restarting, holding the power button on the remote to restart the TV, and clearing the TV cache through the device manager’s memory boost option. Lastly, they suggest manually entering a DNS setting of 8.8.8.8 in the network settings to potentially resolve the problem.
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In this part of the video, various troubleshooting steps are provided to resolve issues with a Samsung TV. The steps include:
1. Turning off the TV, waiting 60 seconds, and then turning it back on.
2. Navigating to settings, selecting the network option under general, choosing expert settings, and disabling IPv6.
3. Setting the clock mode to manual by going into system manager under the general tab.
4. Resetting the network settings and then reconnecting the TV to a network.
5. Updating the software by navigating to support, checking for updates, and installing them, preferably using an ethernet cable if the update fails over Wi-Fi.
6. Performing a reboot after the update.
7. Running self-diagnostics and resetting the Smart Hub by entering a default PIN.
8. Finally, navigating to “device care” under the support menu, running self-diagnosis, and performing a reset using the default PIN, then re-entering the credentials.
The series of actions aim to ensure that Samsung TV Plus is functioning correctly.