If something goes wrong and you can't connect to the WiFi network with your Samsung Smart TV, some troubleshooting tips might come in handy.

There are a few things that could be causing your Samsung TV to not connect to your home WiFi network. Here are a few troubleshooting tips:

1. Make sure that your WiFi router is turned on and that it is in range of your TV. If your router is turned off or out of range, your TV will not be able to connect to it.
2. Check the WiFi connection settings on your TV. Ensure that the WiFi network you want to connect to is selected and that the password is entered correctly.
3.  Restart your WiFi router. Sometimes a simple restart can fix connectivity issues.
4. Update the firmware on your Samsung TV. Outdated firmware can sometimes cause problems with connecting to WiFi networks. You can check for updates by going to the Settings menu on your TV and selecting "Support" followed by "Software Update."

If you're still having trouble connecting your Samsung TV to your home WiFi network, don't hesitate to contact Samsung Customer Support for further assistance.

Quick Fixes

• Check if the TV is connected to the router
• Restart the TV and the router.
• Check if the router's SSID (name) is being broadcast.
• Check if the router's password is correct.
• Make sure the TV is within range of the router.
• Check that the router is turned on and broadcasting a signal.
• Ensure the TV is connected to the correct network.

Check for software updates.

The first thing you need to do is to check if your TV has any software updates. You will get a notification on the screen if any updates are available. This could be why your Samsung Smart TV is not connecting to WiFi. If you don't want to update the software, you can skip the update, but if the WiFi connection is not working, you should update the software. If you face WiFi issues after updating the software, the problem is probably with the internet signal.

Make sure your WiFi network is working properly.

If you have already tried all the steps, you should check if the WiFi network is working correctly. You can use another device like a laptop, smartphone, or tablet to check if the WiFi is working correctly. If you're using a laptop, ensure you have the drivers for the WiFi adapter installed. If everything works fine, then the WiFi network is not the issue, but the Samsung Smart TV.

Reboot your router and Samsung TV

If you are sure that the WiFi network is working properly, you should try rebooting the router and your Samsung TV. The router can be rebooted by unplugging the power cable and plugging it back in after a few seconds. You can reboot your Samsung TV by pressing the "Home" and "Menu" buttons on the remote. Wait a few minutes so the device and the router can reboot properly. This is one of the most helpful troubleshooting tips and can solve many issues.

Edit the WiFi password on your Samsung TV

If you still cannot connect the TV to the WiFi network, the problem is with the password. You can edit the password on your Samsung TV. Go to "Settings," "WiFi," and "Manage Network." You can edit the password and connect the TV to the WiFi network. If you have forgotten the password, you can contact your internet service provider to know the password.

Reset the device and re-enter the password.

You should reset the device if the WiFi password is correct and you have tried all the steps. This can be done by going to the "Smart Hub" and tapping "Settings." From there, you can reset the TV password and then re-enter the password when prompted -The default password is 0000. This is a good troubleshooting tip for a few issues and can also solve WiFi connection issues.

Reset to factory defaults.

You will need to reset the device to factory defaults if you still cannot connect the TV to the WiFi network. You can do so by going to the "Smart Hub" and tapping "Settings." From there, select "Support" and then "Factory Reset." This tip can resolve many issues, and the WiFi connection issue can also be fixed. But make sure to back up your data beforehand.

Disconnect and reconnect the device from WiFi.

If resetting the device and re-entering the password doesn't work, you can try disconnecting the device and reconnecting it to WiFi. This is one of the easiest ways to fix WiFi connection issues on Samsung Smart TVs. Go to "Settings," "WiFi," and "Disconnect." Now, wait a few seconds and reconnect the device to the network again.

Conclusion

If you have a Samsung Smart TV and cannot connect it to WiFi, try the above troubleshooting tips to fix the issue. You can also contact the Samsung support team for assistance.