How To Get Your Samsung TV Ready For A Software Update

Most TVs come with a built-in TV update button which enables you to automatically download the most recent TV version and add-ons, as well as manage your passwords and options. When the TV is connected to a computer, updating its software is quite simple, thanks to built-in software updates being included in most versions. The TV will require a relatively long time to download and install the updates if it hasn’t been doing so in the past, which is why it’s important to frequently check for the newest updates on your TV.

If there’s an newest version available, you can automatically download and install the new version on your Samsung TV. To enable this function, make certain the Auto Update button is always selected when you connect your system to the internet. Additionally, the set will continually check for new Samsung TV update packages, download the most recent version when it is available, and then download and install the newest version of each installed application whenever it is available. You should do this every week or so, and not only will your TV become more effective at handling real-time information, but also you will be able to avoid annoying error messages that pop-up while the system is processing the update.

If your TV does not have the Auto Update feature, or did not come with the TV, another way of achieving this is through the use of Smart Hub. This is an application that runs on the Samsung Galaxy S mobile phone, and connects to the Samsung TV and accesses the various apps that are updating. With the Smart Hub, you can now conveniently manage the updates for your TV, as well as add and remove certain apps, and even scan for passwords. The feature helps you avoid missing out on the latest television events because you were too preoccupied with other work or needed to perform other functions on your phone.