Is Your Vizio TV Not Connecting To Wi-Fi? Here’s What To Do – SlashGear

If your Vizio TV isn’t connecting to Wi-Fi, the issue may not be with the TV itself. The first thing you should do is check your internet modem and router to see whether there are any connection issues.

Try other devices that are connected to the network and see if they’re working. If they aren’t working, then the problem may be with your internet connection, or your network might not be routing traffic to the TV properly.

In either case, try completely rebooting both the modem and router by unplugging them for 15 to 30 seconds. This is called power cycling. Plug the router and modem back in, wait for it to reboot and establish its connection (check the lights on your internet equipment; most modems and routers show solid green or blue lights when the connection is ready). You can do the same to reset your TV by unplugging it throughout the same duration, plugging it back in, and turning it on.

You can also try calling your internet provider to have them verify any potential service disruptions. If you’ve rebooted your network and none of your other devices have any issues, you can guess the television may be at fault. In that case, try some of the other suggestions ahead.