LG OLED TV won't connect to Wi-Fi

LG OLED TV won’t connect to Wi-Fi?

LG OLED TV won’t connect to Wi-Fi

The first step is to unplug your devices
Then turn off the quick start feature
Next, remove all USBs or devices that may be attached and might cause interference
Finally, proceed to check and change the time zone and date of the TV

Why is my smart TV not staying connected to Wi-Fi?

The main reason why your Smart TV is not staying connected to the Wi-Fi is that the net’s signal is not as strong and is mixed up. The real culprit might be the fact that there is too much interference between the signal and its reach to your device.

How do I connect my LG OLED TV to Wi-Fi?

It is very simple to connect your LG OLED TV to your Wi-Fi connection.

The first step is to first ensure that the Wi-Fi is on and fully functional.
Next, you may select the SMART button that is visible on the LG remote and slide it onto the Home menu.
Once there, you may then proceed to click on the Settings button and press OK.
Next, you may Select Network and then click on Wi-Fi Connection.
This is when the LG Smart TV will try and find a strong enough connection and will connect to it.

How do I connect my old LG TV to Wi-Fi?

For older LG TVs, it is also pretty simple to connect to the Wi-Fi. All you need is to figure out if you are using a wired connection.
Then, you can connect your system to an Ethernet cable and start.
The first step after this is to click on the Menu or the Settings button. This will be determined by what remote you have.
Then you can choose to Select Network button.
Next, go to Network Connection, and press the Start Connection option. This will start looking for connections nearby.
Once your specific connection pops up, you can easily click on it and then enter its password.