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You’ve certainly heard more than once that it’s okay to turn off your cell phone or computer for a very short time at least once a week to
You’ve certainly heard more than once that it’s okay to turn off your cell phone or computer for a very short time at least once a week to improve performance. But what you don’t know is This adage also applies to modern television.
Since the modern Smart TVs we can find on the market they are practically miniature computersIt’s not surprising that the operation and the way to heal it are something we can do similarly.
Not the same as rebooting
And unplugging and plugging it back in can also be applied to a television, at least a modern Smar TV with a complex operating system. a process that not to be confused with the simple act of pressing the button of the remote control.
We have already explained what is the correct way to turn off the TV using both the button on the remote control and the hidden buttons on some models. In this way, it is guaranteed that the processes are not interrupted suddenly. AND The theory is very nice but can be improved.
And unplugging the TV from time to time, for a few secondsIt has benefits. This is to cut off any power supply and prevent processes from continuing to sleep in the background.
They recommend from GameStar Tech perform this process at least once a week and unplug the television for a few seconds so that it does not receive any power supply.
Like this, improves the performance of the operating system and apps run better, also avoid potential problems and support faster startup. It would be something like restarting a computer.
And having said all that, you have to be careful. This is a must-have process for TVs with OLED panels. should be done carefully.
We have already explained how such televisions protect the screen when stationary, and thus how. avoid image retention or burn-in issues. Therefore, interrupting this process by unplugging the TV can backfire.
That doesn’t mean it can’t be done, but after turning it off we’ll have to wait a few hours before we can unplug it. A good way to do this is to unplug it first thing in the morning after it’s been turned off overnight.
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