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Samsung TV Brightness Not Working, Flickering, Too High, or Too Low

To fix problems with your Samsung TV screen brightness issues, you’ll need to turn off the Eco Sensor or the Ambient Light Detection on these devices. You can also tinker with the backlight if they’re damaged or change the values of the TV to deal with the effects of pulse width modulation.

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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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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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Samsung TV AirPlay Not Working/Not Showing/Not Playing

To enable AirPlay on your Samsung TV, you will go into the settings of your TV first. To do this, navigate to ‘Settings’ > ‘General’ > ‘AirPlay Settings’ > ‘AirPlay’ > and then turn the AirPlay feature ‘On’ if it has not yet been switched on. Once you have done this, your TV will be in a constant mode to be able to mirror whatever you please without having to enable the feature again.

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Samsung TV Apple TV Not Working

Some devices will send a signal in error, causing your TV to keep switching. The ability to turn the automatic HDMI switching has been coded in recent Samsung firmware, and you are able to activate it with your remote. Point your remote at your Samsung TV and input the code, which is: mute – 7 – 2 – 9 – exit. This should solve your problem.

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Netflix Not Working On Samsung Smart TV (Not Loading/Crashing)

As a general rule, you’ll want to first restart your Samsung TV by turning it off, and unplugging it at the wall for 2 minutes. Then turn it back on again. If that doesn’t fix it then you’ll want to have a look at your speaker system to see that it’s all connected.

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Samsung TV Not Responding/Connecting to Alexa

Aslong as your Samsung TV is paired with Samsung SmartThings, any TV made after 2018 you will be able to change the channel with Alexa. If you have a Samsung TV that was made before 2018, not all of the features can be controlled using Alexa, and you won’t be able to change the channel with your voice.

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Samsung TV Keyboard Not Working/Not Showing

To use a Bluetooth keyboard with a Samsung TV make sure that your keyboard is discoverable, which can be found in the user’s manual. To pair the keyboard, hold down any button on the keyboard (besides Menu, Ctrl, Alt, or Pairing) for two seconds. Wait for 5 minutes as the pairing lights of the keyboard and your TV blink alternatively, but when they both blink twice, the device has been successfully paired.

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Samsung TV Web Browser Not Supported

To fix the web browser of your Samsung TV in more general ways, first, try to perform a reset of the Smart Hub which can be found under the section “Samsung TV Browser Keeps Crashing.” You should also be sure to check the connection of your internet which can also be found previously under the section “How to Connect to Web Browser on Samsung TV.”

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Samsung TV Won’t Update

If your Samsung TV Update Keeps failing you can either perform a factory reset (see “Samsung TV Update Error 800”) or it may be a problem with a corrupted file if you are using a USB. Simply redownload the file again and extract it to the USB once more. If the file was corrupted, this should resolve any issues that you are having with the update failing on your Samsung TV.

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Samsung TV USB Not Working (Keyboard/Mouse/HDD/Etc)

To eject the USB on a Samsung TV press ‘Source’ on your remote > select the USB device that you want to remove > select ‘Tools’ > select ‘Disconnect USB.’ Once you have confirmation that the correct USB has been disconnected, you can then safely remove the USB from your Samsung TV without having to worry about any data being corrupted or compromised.

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Samsung TV Audio Not Working/Cuts Out/No Audio/Not Sync/Etc

If your Samsung TV is not spotting an audio file, first, download the Ideal MP4 to ‘Samsung TV Converter.’ Once downloaded click ‘Add File’ > select the MP4 H.264/AAC as your output format > click ‘Profile’ > ‘General Video’ > ‘Convert.’ This should immediately convert your audio file in a way that your Samsung TV will accept it and it will play.

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Samsung TV Smart Hub Not Working (Won’t/Keeps Updating/Etc)

To update your Samsung Smart Hub over the internet, navigate to ‘Settings’ > select ‘Support’ > select ‘Software Update’ > and then select ‘Update Now.’ You can also update them automatically while watching TV by going to ‘Settings’ > ‘Support’ > ‘Software Update’ > ‘Auto Update.’ The update will go through and will then be applied the next time you turn on your TV.

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Samsung TV Input Not Working/Not Showing Up/Keep Switching/Stuck

To manually change the input on your Samsung TV by finding the Control Stick that is located on the back of the TV, under the front panel in the middle, or under the front panel on the side. Once you are able to locate the panel, find the button that shows ‘Source’ or ‘Input’ and you should be able to manually change the input without any problem.

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Samsung TV Stuck/Keeps Scanning/Scrolling Through Channels

If your Samsung TV keeps scrolling through channels, first try resetting the remote by pressing and holding the power button for 90 seconds with the batteries removed. If this does not work, find the Keyboard on the side of the TV and unplug it after unplugging your TV. Then, turn the TV back on and see if this fixed your problem.

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Samsung TV Keeps Losing Channels/Won’t Tune/Not in Order/Etc

To get your Samsung TV to find channels after a channel scan has failed you need to disconnect anything that was previously connected to the HDMI IN port and connect the aerial directly into the TV rather than into something like a Talk Talk box or DVD player. After this, go to Settings > Broadcasting > Auto Tuning Settings > Auto Tuning and then allow the process to take place.

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Samsung TV Sound/Volume Not Working (Video-Easy FIX)

For locked up volume, you can either reset the tv as suggested in the previous section “Samsung Volume Display Stuck on Screen” or you can reset the volume internally. To do this, select Settings > select Sound > select Expert Settings > select Reset Sound > then select Reset to reset all the sound settings. This should get your volume back in working order and should keep it from freezing up again.

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