17-07-2018 12:09 AM in
Hello,
I am trying to fix my parents Samsung TV F6500 which has stopped connecting to Internet since a few weeks. Here is my diagnosis: The TV won't connect to Internet using wifi or Ethernet throught their usual provider. When I use my 4G phone as an access point, the TV connects normally.
These are the solutions I have already tried and that didn't work:
- Reseting the ISP's router + changing it's IP adress
- Factory reset of the Samsung TV (using the Auto-diag menu and the secret menu that you access pressing different buttons on the remote)
- Changing DNS to 8.8.8.8 or 8.8.4.4.
- Updating the firmware
- Calling the ISP's hotline
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My questions are :
- Is it possible to do a factory reset that includes the Network connections?
- Has anybody had the exact same issue as my parents?
- Even after the factory reset, the TV continues to say that the firmware is up to date, is it possible to remove the updated firmware?
I am out of options and the Smart Hub is now useless. Any help would be greatly appreciated!
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06-06-2022 06:07 AM in
Try restarting the router and the TV. It should be fixed. You can also try the the tips given here:
https://technastic.com/samsung-tv-internet-wifi-connection-issues-fix/
16-08-2022 08:36 PM - last edited 16-08-2022 08:37 PM
Was watching tv when it suddenly disconnected from internet. Tried entering password multiple times and it kept on responding that password was incorrect. Tried the various suggestions in this thread, none worked. Kept entering password and finally connected. Didn’t know this was such a widespread problem with Samsung tvs. Wouldn’t buy one again.
04-09-2022 10:01 AM in
This worked perfectly, didn’t know this actually was a feature. Will definitely do it more often to kill off all idle processes
03-12-2022 06:27 PM in
06-02-2023 11:24 PM in
Thank you it worked !
15-02-2023 05:56 PM in
Just registered an account to say this was the solution. Fixed op address!! Thanks.
26-02-2023 10:33 PM in
I really appreciate the solution which worked perfectly, and explained why my Samsung Smart TV suddenly did not recognize my wired internet connection through my MoCA adapter from my Desktop computer in my upstairs study. I wasted hours with my Windows 10 Pro computer, changing cables, etc. I had come to the conclusion that it was something with my Samsung TV, but never connected it to the IPv6 protocol! Thank you again for solving the issue; my internet works perfect, and so does my Serviio player! 🙂
28-02-2023 11:44 AM in
Glad to know the tips helped you fix the problem.
08-03-2023 06:07 PM in
01-10-2023 08:53 PM in
I was struggling with the same problem and found a solution! First I made 2 separate WiFi networks for 2.4GHz and 5GHz and then changed the Mode/Standard of the 2.4GHz network from 802.11 b/g/n/ax to 802.11 b/g/n. Probably the TV’s network card was unable to process the newer standard. Hope this helps someone