For the last few weeks, I've had issues with my Smart TV where I turn it on with the remote and the power indicator light on the lower left corner will blink non-stop. So I'll immediately turn it back off, give it a few seconds, and turn it back on. I've also been having problems with needing to do a power cycle 1-2 times per week because it acts up, saying it's connected to wifi but wont connect to anything. I just got this TV for Christmas this past year. Is it normal for Vizios to do this or should I look into replacing it?
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i was looking up online and i didnt know until after i got it that this is an old model, the new model being the v series
is this still a good tv? and what should i be aware of with it being an older tv model?
Please don't dis me for doing this but I'm using my Vizio D-Series 32" TV also as a monitor. Model D32h-J09. The laptops I'm using are an ACER and moving to a Dell. Both have decent graphic cards and of course can both be connected via hdmi. Not both at the same time but moving one to another. The problems I've noticed is that when the ACER and Dell are connected to the TV they cannot get to the same resolution. The ACER is set at 1366X768, not sure what the Dell is set at but either way I can't get them set so I can get the image on either one to fit the screen properly. This is just annoying but not the main issue.
When connected to the ACER, the ACER works fine for a while then will randomly crash. This is more than annoying, could it be that the ACER graphics driver needs to be updated with a Vizio driver or is the TV too much for the laptop?
Also using the dell I didn't have the problem with it crashing but the image from the laptop to the TV just wouldn't fit no matter what resolution I tried. Is there a specific driver to fix this or is there a workaround?
BTW the Dell crashed earlier in late January when we have a power glitch. Burned out the TPM chip and I just got it back from Dell. Fortunately it was under warranty.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.