All smart TVs require a working WiFi connection to stream online content. Wondering how to connect to WiFi on your JVC Smart TV? Look no more, as we are here to help you out. JVC Smart TVs are quite popular around the world. JVC is a Japanese multinational electronics company known mostly for its car audio devices. As its popularity grew, JVC decided to venture into other segments including televisions and home audio. JVC’s Smart TVs provide a lot of features like Ultra HD picture quality, Dolby Vision features, Bluetooth connectivity, Chromecast, and much more. However, these features differ from model to model.
While buying JVC Smart TVs, we recommend you to learn more about the specifications offered by the model you are considering buying. This is because we have come across many reports where users were confused while trying to operate their TVs. For example, not all JVC Smart TVs come with Android support. So, if you want to be able to download additional apps, you should make sure that your JVC Smart TV is also an Android TV. Coming back to the topic, keep reading to know how to connect your TV to WiFi.
How to connect JVC Smart TV to WiFi?
You can easily connect your Smart TV to any nearby WiFi connection. Follow these steps to connect your JVC TV to the WiFi connection of your choice.
1) Switch on your JVC TV.
2) Make sure you are on TV mode. Hit the Menu button on your remote to open the TV menu.
3) Navigate to the WiFi option.
4) Select the WiFi option. Now, set the WiFi option to ON.
5) Navigate to the SSID option and hit OK.
6) Now, you will see a list of WiFi connections your TV can connect to.
7) Select the one you want. If it is a new connection, you will need to enter the password.
8) Once you enter the password, your TV will be connected to the WiFi.
Note: If you cannot find a WiFi option on your TV menu, it is likely that your JVC TV is non-smart.
Done with it? Congratulations! You can now stream online content on your JVC TV. We hope this article helped answer your query. For more such articles, stay tuned to Androidgram!
