Here’s how I manually connect my TV to Wi-Fi:
1. First, I grab my TV remote and press the HOME button to access the main menu.
2. Once I’m on the main menu, I look for the Settings option. This might be different depending on the brand and model of your TV, but it’s usually represented by a gear icon or the word “Settings” itself.
3. After selecting Settings, I navigate to the Network & Internet section. Again, the exact wording might vary, but it’s typically labeled something similar.
4. In the Network & Internet section, I search for an option called Easy setup or Wi-Fi setup. This is where I can manually connect my TV to a wireless network.
5. When I find the Easy setup or Wi-Fi setup option, I select it, and my TV starts scanning for available Wi-Fi networks.
6. A list of available Wi-Fi networks should appear on the screen. I look for my home Wi-Fi network and select it.
7. If my Wi-Fi network is password-protected (which it should be for security), I enter the password using the on-screen keyboard. This is usually done by navigating with the arrow keys on the remote and selecting the appropriate letters or numbers.
8. Once I’ve entered the correct password, I select the Connect or OK button to establish the connection between my TV and the Wi-Fi network.
9. If everything goes smoothly, my TV should now be connected to the Wi-Fi network. I might see a confirmation message on the screen, or the Wi-Fi symbol might appear in the top corner of the display.
10. To confirm that the connection is working, I usually try accessing a streaming app or browsing the internet on my TV. If I can successfully do either of those, then I know my TV is connected to Wi-Fi.
That’s it! That’s how I manually connect my TV to Wi-Fi. I hope this step-by-step guide helps you with your TV setup as well.