How to reboot your TV

Like personal computers that often require rebooting, modern Smart TVs contain more complex parts and internal components than older DVD players. This allows them to perform more complex tasks, such as streaming video over the Internet or allowing users to chat with other viewers online.

How to reboot the TV?

But more complex equipment also creates a greater likelihood that it will overheat, stall, or simply stop working. This is why your Blu-ray player, streaming device, or satellite box may suddenly freeze in the middle of a movie or even when you're just logging into a streaming service.

REFERENCE! A more technical player will perform multiple functions at once, and sometimes they will essentially interfere with each other, causing the game to freeze on the TV.

This is why a reboot can solve the problem. By reinstalling, you allow the player to stop all tasks and start clean, so to speak.
Sometimes a reinstall will stop a task you didn't even know was running in the background, such as the function of downloading new system data. By stopping this procedure, it allows the main functions of the TV to interact more smoothly.

TV software reboots are released to add new apps and features, and sometimes to fix bugs or crashes.Regardless of whether you have a TV, updating the software is very important. To get the most out of your TV, download updates as soon as they are available online or using a USB flash drive. If you are still experiencing any problems or errors, service may be required.

How to update device firmware

Instructions via menu. In the menu, find the “Settings” tab. Then click on it and go to “Support”. Then open Software Update and click Update Now.
The new data will be downloaded and installed, but if there are no new updates, click OK to exit.
Update via USB. Connect the USB flash drive containing the software update to the USB port on the TV.
Next, from the “Settings” tab, go to “Support”. Then click on "Software Update".
After that, click "Update Now" and then click "yes". Your device will search the USB flash drive for update files.

Follow the onscreen instructions to install the updated software.