# How to Reset Samsung TV Network Settings **Quick Answer**: Samsung TV users can reset network settings by going to Settings > All Settings > Connection > Network > Reset Network. Menu names and locations may vary by Samsung TV model and/or software version. After resetting network settings, reconnect to your Wi-Fi and enter your password. Samsung TVs may have issues with connectivity and/or display network errors. Resetting network settings may resolve the issues. ## When to Reset Samsung TV Network Settings? Consider resetting the network settings on your Samsung TV if it experiences persistent connectivity problems. A network settings reset is less drastic than a factory reset. Some reasons for resetting network settings include: - Samsung TV can’t connect to Wi-Fi. - TV disconnects from Wi-Fi. - Streaming apps buffer or don’t load. - Wi-Fi network is visible, but TV can’t connect. - TV displays network connection errors. - TV displays internet connection errors. A network settings reset deletes previously saved networks, so you will need to reconnect to your Wi-Fi. ## How to Reset Samsung TV Network Settings Follow the instructions below to **[reset network settings on your Samsung TV](https://devicefixes.com/blog/how-to-factory-reset-samsung-tv/)**. ### 1. Open TV Settings Click Home on your remote and select Settings. If All Settings is shown, select that. ### 2. Access Network Settings Select Connection or General > Network. Some older models may differ. ### 3: Reset the Network Find and choose Reset Network. You may be prompted to enter your PIN. Wait for your TV to complete the reset. Your options may vary by model. For additional information, check your user manual. ### 4: Reconnect to Wi-Fi Go to your Network settings and choose Open Network Settings. Choose Wireless. Select your Wi-Fi Network and enter your Wi-Fi password when prompted. Once connected, you may want to check a streaming service to ensure your TV can access the Internet. ## What to Do if Samsung TV Network Reset Doesn't Work Try these additional Troubleshooting steps if your Samsung TV still can't access the Internet after the network reset. ### Restart Your TV and Router Unplug your TV and your Wi-Fi Router from their power sources. Wait approximately 60 seconds and reconnect them. Once your devices are powered on, try connecting to the Internet again. ### Check Your Wi-Fi Connection Connect another device (laptop or smartphone) to the same Wi-Fi network. If that device also has connection issues, the problem may be with your router or internet service provider (ISP). ### Update the TV’s Software If your TV can access the internet using a different connection, you can check if an update is available for your TV’s software by going to Settings> Support> Software Update. Other options may vary based on the model. ## Should You Factory Reset Your Samsung TV? A network reset is different from a factory reset. Resetting network settings is different from factory resetting your TV, and it will erase customized settings. A factory reset, however, can help solve software issues that your TV may be having, but may also erase customized settings. You may have to set your TV up again. If you are still having issues with your Samsung TV after trying the above, you may have to take it in for repair. **[DeviceFixes](https://devicefixes.com/)** provides pickup and delivery services for TV and other electronic device repairs.