How to Connect your Samsung TV to the internet?

Linking to Wi-Fi is the simplest and most effortless way to use your TV to access the internet. Before attempting to connect, make sure that you have the correct network name (SSID) as well as password. Follow the below steps and Connect your Samsung TV to the internet.

• On your TV's remote, use the directed pad to navigate to Settings, General, and Network.
• Choose Open Network Settings, then enter the name of your wireless network.
• If prompted, put in the network password, then click Done and OK.

Use a network with wires (Ethernet) to connect to the internet.

Connect a network cable via the LAN connection on the Single Connect Box or the back of the TV, then to the network router or modem.

The Samsung TV is unable to connect to Wi-Fi.

If your Samsung TV does not detect a wireless network (or decreases its network connection on a regular basis), the issue could be that your TV is not properly linked to your network. There are certain factors that can cause connection problems, such as outdated firmware or a smart TV that needs to be reset. More complex issues, such as your router's DNS configuration or MAC address not succeeding, may necessitate the assistance of an expert.

How to Connect a Samsung TV to a Wi-Fi or Internet Connection

When installing a smart TV, you must ensure that your network is properly connected. Fortunately, Samsung made it simple to navigate and configure the Wi-Fi on the Samsung Smart Television for the first time.

• Take your remote and go to the Settings menu.
• Navigate to General > Network.
• Select the Wi-Fi connection you want from the list by clicking Open Network Settings.
• Select your network password when prompted.
• Select Done, followed by OK.

If you've already configured a wireless connection, you could need to reset your network settings as well. Home network connections and settings can shift over time, so your TV may require a network refresh.

TO PERFORM A WEBSITE REFRESH ON YOUR SAMSUNG SMART thinking TV, FOLLOW THESE INSTRUCTIONS:

• To access Settings, take your remote as well as press the Home button.
• Navigate to the Settings > General > Network menu.
• Hover over the Reset Network option and click YES.
• Reboot your television.

Update the software on your Samsung TV.

When smart TVs are released, firmware updates are usually available to help resolve any issues. Normally, you would update these automatically through your network interaction; however, because this is now causing the problem, you will need to go ahead and download your firmware using the Samsung Download Centre via a USB drive. Here's how it's done:

• Locate your Samsung TV model on the download page.
• Locate the appropriate firmware and transfer it to your machine.
• Save the firmware file you just downloaded to a USB drive after unzipping it.
• Check that your television is turned off.
• Insert the external hard drive into a USB slot on your TV.
• Turn on the television and hit the Home button.