My new Sharp Aquos LCD TV had been working with no issues in the two months since I bought it. Without ever touching the settings or touching any of the cables, the TV stopped reconizing HDMI inputs. The cable, composite inputs, and components inputs worked fine - leaving me with no explanation as to why the HDMI inputs all of a sudden stopped working. Restoring the settings to factory default didn’t work. Flashing the bios - yes TVs have bioses now - didn’t work. Here’s what eventually did:

Unplug every single cable including the power cable. Leave it off for 10+ mins. I left mine off for about one hour and took a nap to alleviate some frustration. Then plug the power back in and it should work again. It did for me.

I can’t believe TVs need to be rebooted nowadays but that’s basically what I did and it worked. Hopefully this saves people time with customer support or shipping it to the manufacturer for a replacement!


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unplug everything? thats a lot of work -.-


Oh woah - I’m glad that it did work out :]
Sometimes a reboot refresh is all anything needs
p.s. nice TV :D


Oh really? I see.
Thanks Hoc!! smile



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