When it comes to smart TVs, LG has a lot to offer. Many of these TVs come packed with hidden features that require accessing secret menus to uncover, while others will cost you upwards of $35,000 if you can get your hands on them. One thing they all have in common is that if you want to take advantage of all the features they have to offer, you’ll need to connect them to your home’s Wi-Fi or internet. Without an internet connection, your fancy LG is really just an expensive dumb TV. Unfortunately, dumb TVs can’t do things like playback movies from your favorite streaming service, respond to voice commands, or display photos from your latest vacation.
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While there are ways to make a regular TV intelligent, like using the Fire TV Stick 4K Max, adding one of these dongles to your LG TV might make you wonder why you invested in a smart TV at all. That’s why connecting your LG TV to Wi-Fi as soon you get it out of the box will probably be a priority, and if, for some reason, the connection stops working, you’ll want to get it up and running again. Luckily, the process isn’t too complicated and can usually be completed in a few simple steps.
