The Wi-Fi Direct or Screen Mirroring supported device doesn't connect to the TV
IMPORTANT: Android TV™ and Google TV™ models released after 2020 don't support the Screen mirroring function. Refer to your operation
manuals
or specifications for details.
Please check the following.
- Make sure your devices are free from Wi-Fi® interference.
- Many wireless devices use 2.4GHz frequency, which may interfere with the Wi-Fi Direct® or Screen Mirroring functions. Keep your TV away from other devices that use 2.4 GHz frequency such as Bluetooth® devices, cordless telephones, baby monitors, microwaves, etc. These may prevent supported devices from connecting to the TV, or degrade the image quality during Wi-Fi Direct or Screen Mirroring use.
- Perform a power reset.
- Check the Show Device List/Delete list for the permission status of your devices. If the permission status of your device is Decline, delete the registered device and register it again.
Note: The steps vary depending on the TV model. Check your manual for model-specific information. Manuals are posted on your model support page.
- For Android TV models:
- Open the Settings screen on the TV.
- The next steps will depend on your TV menu options:
- Select Network & Internet or Network → Wi-Fi Direct → Show Device List/Delete → Delete all.
- Select Network → Wi-Fi Direct → Advanced settings → Show Device List/Delete → Delete all.
- For other TV models:
- On the supplied remote control, press the HOME button.
- Select Applications or Settings.
- If Settings was highlighted in the previous step, select Network.
- Select Wi-Fi Direct Mode or Wi-Fi Direct Settings.
- Press the OPTIONS button on the remote.
- Select Show device list/Delete.
- Press the OPTIONS button on the remote.
- Select All Delete.
- For Android TV models:
- If new software (firmware) is available for your TV, update the TV software.
- If the issue still occurs, try another mobile device or restart the device.