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FAQs

Why has my TV guide stopped working on my TV? ›

Check your aerial cable is plugged in securely to your TV or set top box and that the connections are not loose. Check that there is no damage to your aerial cable. Step outside and perform a visual check from the ground to see if your aerial and external cables appear to be in good working order.

These channels use your aerial to populate the now and next part of the guide. If you're seeing the words 'No information available' it sounds like you have an aerial reception issue. Try our steps for a weak or lost signal for help with this. You can also take a look at how to improve your signal.

A "No Signal", "No Source", or "No Input" message will appear on your TV screen if the TV is not receiving a signal from your TV box. This is often a result of either the TV box being powered off, not being properly connected to the TV, or the TV being set to the wrong input.

In 2020, Red Ventures acquired the assets of CNET Media Group, including TV Guide, from ViacomCBS. On October 3, 2022, Red Ventures sold TV Guide and other entertainment websites to Fandom Inc.

On most models, navigate to and select Universal Guide from the Home screen. For 2020 - 2023 TV models, open the Home screen, and then press Down to locate the Universal Guide. Live TV: Samsung TV Plus is the free option included with your Samsung TV.

If your cable box states "No Data Available" on your program guide, disconnect the power from the box for about 30 seconds. Plug the box back up and wait for the time to appear on the front of the box before turning the power to the box back on. This should refresh the program guide data to the box.

First, try manual tunning instead of auto tunning. Second, try adjusting the aerial position and if possible, check the TV with a different aerial. If the issue remains after all of this, maybe the TV needs to get inspected by a service centre as it could be a hardware issue.

If you are experiencing picture break up or missing channels, your problem might be a reception problem and not due to interference. Therefore, you may just need to manually re-tune your television, this can often solve a number of common problems.

Please follow the steps below:1) Shut the TV off, and then disconnect the cable box AND the TV from power (unplug their power cords). 2) If using an HDMI cable, disconnect and reconnect the HDMI cable on both ends when the cable box is unplugged from power (make sure it's secure on both ends).

How do I test my cable TV signal? ›

Perform a power reset of your TV, and then make sure the correct input is selected on your TV. Check the cable coming into your home (building) that connects to your cable box. Make sure it's secure and in good condition. Also, check for splitters or other devices connected to the cable going to your cable box.

Restart your cable box using a remote control by navigating to the cable box menu and choosing the restart or reboot option from the settings menu. Use the reset button to manually reboot your cable box. You'll find the button on the front of the box or on the back by the power cords.

Many issues, including channels missing from the guide, can be fixed by refreshing (reauthorizing) your receiver. To refresh: Go to My equipment & services. Review the equipment you have and identify the impacted receiver(s).

If you are experiencing picture break up or missing channels, your problem might be a reception problem and not due to interference. Therefore, you may just need to manually re-tune your television, this can often solve a number of common problems.

There are a number of reasons why your remote may not be working. The most common are physical damage, battery issues, pairing issues, or issues with the infrared sensor on the remote or TV. If you are having issues with your TV remote, follow the steps below to see if you can get it working again.

There are several possible causes for a television not displaying pictures. Some common causes include: A problem with the cable or satellite connection. A problem with the TV's settings, such as the input or channel settings.