Reset network settings on your Samsung TV

Before resetting the network settings on your Samsung TV, it’s worthwhile to check if the issue might be with your overall internet service rather than the TV itself. A quick way to assess this is by checking the internet connection on another device, such as your phone. If this device also cannot access the internet, it's likely a service outage, and you'll need to wait until your internet service provider resolves the issue. If other devices are connected without problems, proceed with basic troubleshooting steps for your TV: ensure it is within range of your Wi-Fi, restart both the TV and your router, and check for any firmware updates that might address connectivity issues. These actions can resolve common network problems without the need to reset your network settings and lose saved information.

Resetting the network settings might be necessary if you've exhausted all other basic troubleshooting steps without success. This process can resolve issues caused by incorrect network configurations, saved errors, or bugs that affect the TV's ability to connect to the internet. It's particularly useful if you've recently changed your internet service provider or router and are experiencing persistent connectivity problems. Resetting the network settings will erase all previous connections, allowing you to start afresh and potentially resolve any conflicts between the TV and your new network setup.