How to set up a TV without a network: Hot topics and solutions on the entire network in the past 10 days
Recently, the problem of TVs being unable to connect to the Internet has become a hot topic, and many users have reported that they cannot connect to Wi-Fi or wired networks. This article will provide structured solutions and sort out problems in combination with popular discussions across the Internet in the past 10 days.
1. Popular Questions Sequenced Statistics (Previous 10 days)
Question type 8080 | Discussion volume | Main Platforms |
---|---|---|
Wi-Fi connection failed | 12, times | Weibo, Zhihu |
An exception to obtaining IP address | 5 | Baidu post |
3,200+ | TikTok, finger | |
DNS server is not responding | 1,800+.[/td] | Smart TV Forum |
2. Step-by-step rule-out guide
1.Basic testing
• Confirm whether the router router E is connected to the network normally
• Check the physical distance between the TV and the router (suggested below 5 meters)
• Test if other devices can do this
2.Network parameter settings
Android system | TVOS |
---|---|
Settings > Network > Manual IP > poP-up DNS | General>Network>DHCP>Advanced |
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3.Advanced Solutions
• Modify DNS to 114.114.114.114 or 8.8.8.8.8
• Radio and television equipment requires a special application for public IP
• Samsung/LG TVs need to turn off IPv6
brand | Typical faults | Solution | |
---|---|---|---|
Xiaomi E55M | dea | closure | ens |
Huawei | Son | ‘Network restricted’ | Turn off MAC randomization |
4. In-depth technical analysis
802.11ax compatibility issues are common in new factory TVs in 2023. Recommended:
2. Use the 5GHz band to replace 2.4GHz,p>
V. User Practice Report
• 90% of DH4510 errors are due to expired DHCP lease (Solution: Restart Light Cat)
• Hisense 85U7K needs to be turned off in engineering mode
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