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Samsung TV Zoom Problem (Too Close/Too Far/Not Available)

If you have a Samsung TV zoom problem, you may be trying to stream videos that use HD signals. When high-definition streaming is activated, the zoom function is disabled. If this isn’t the case, you can quickly adjust the zoom levels in your Picture settings using the controller.

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Sony TV USB Not Working (Not Recognized/Supported/Playing Videos)

If your Sony TV USB doesn’t recognize USB connections, update your unit. Since you can’t install upgrades from a flash drive, you need to download them from Sony. However, if you’re using a flash drive, you may need to reformat it so that it’s compliant with your device.

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Sonos Pandora Not Working (Won’t Connect/Play/Show/etc.)

When your Sonos devices aren’t working with Pandora, reset the unit before moving on to other troubleshooting methods. Ensure that your home network is strong and Pandora is up-to-date, as Pandora and Sonos both require a powerful connection. Then, configure your Sonos devices and Pandora profile.

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LG TV HDMI/Input Keeps (Switching/Popping Up/Showing)

If your LG TV’s input keeps switching, resetting your device to its factory defaults or enabling SIMPLINK may resolve the issue. If a hard reset isn’t possible, consider replacing the motherboard since it’s likely experiencing a malfunction. Or, contact an LG repairer for assistance.

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Vizio TV HDMI Not Working (Not Supported/Won’t Connect/Etc.)

If your Vizio TV’s HDMI port is not working, the most successful fix is to perform a hard restart by unplugging it from the power. Alternatively, you may need to replace the HDMI cable or port, change the device display settings, update your firmware or perform a factory reset.

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Vizio TV Keeps Turning Off or Won’t Turn Off

A Vizio TV will turn off if ‘Auto Off’ is enabled, there is a power surge, the TV overheats, ‘CEC’ is enabled, the TV cable is loose, another device is interfering or the main board is broken. If it won’t turn off, it is likely the input device, overloaded internal memory or a malfunctioning remote.

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12 Fixes for Prime Video Not Working on Samsung TV (Videos)

To update Prime Video on a Samsung TV, start by pressing the ‘Home’ button on your remote control. Then, navigate to ‘Apps’ and select ‘Amazon Prime Video.’ You will then select ‘Settings’ (or the icon), highlight and enable ‘Auto Update’ and then wait for the application to update automatically.

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Roku Remote Voice Command Not Working (How To Enable/Disable)

If your Roku remote voice command isn’t working, start by replacing the batteries in your controller. When that fails, your next step is a factory reset in the Advanced System Configuration menu. Unfortunately, these fixes only work in certain regions (U.S., Mexico, Canada, U.K., and Ireland).

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LG TV Won’t Turn On (Sometimes Red Light On or Flashing)

When Your LG TV won’t turn on but has a red light, the controller may be defective. Try turning on the device with the unit’s power button. If it turns on, replace the batteries in your remote. However, if your TV is flashing or clicking, your device needs professional maintenance.

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LG TV Won’t Turn Off / Keeps Turning On and Off

LG TVs that won’t turn off either have a problem with the remote control or motherboard. But if your television continues to power down automatically, there could be a wiring problem, or you may need to reset it. Disconnect the TV, disable timers, or delete your LG TV’s cache to solve the issue.

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Bose Volume Not Working (No Sound/Not Loud Enough/Fluctuates)

Bose volume control may not work if your software is out of date, the settings on your Bluetooth device are limiting the sound, the Bose sound is muted or turned down, or the volume buttons are malfunctioning. You can either rectify these issues, or try to reset your speaker to fix the issue.

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Bose Bluetooth (Not Discoverable/Not Showing Up/How To)

Bose Bluetooth will not pair if the Bluetooth function on either device is disabled or is not discoverable. The devices could also be too far apart, there may be interference from other Bluetooth devices, too many devices paired at once or incorrect Bluetooth settings on your Bluetooth device.

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Bose Keeps (Skipping/Cutting Out/Dropping Out/Stopping/Falling Out)

Bose speakers or headphones will be disrupted if your Bluetooth device is out of range, the batteries are low or there is interference. This can include other devices, the Wi-Fi network, background apps or physical barriers. If you have earbuds that fall out, they will need to be fitted correctly.

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Fire TV Stick Keeps Flickering/Blinking/Flashing Why?

A Fire TV will flicker/flash when there is a problem with the video signal. This can include problems with the resolution, refresh rate or HDMI connection. The Firestick LED will blink when it cannot connect to the remote or the internet, or there are problems with the start-up or HDMI connection.

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LG TV Screen Not Working: Flickering, Dimming, Freezing

If your LG TV screen isn’t working, first check that energy-saving mode is switched off, then check any external devices or cables for issues. Ensure the unit is plugged in correctly and that there are no timers set. You should also check that the brightness hasn’t been turned down by mistake.

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HP Laptop Won’t Charge, Hold Charge, or Connect to Charger

If your HP laptop won’t charge, hold its charge, or connect to the charger, first check that the charger or laptop itself isn’t damaged. Next, check the outlet is working by plugging something else in, and also check for updates on your machine and docking station. If in doubt, go to a professional.

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