davexnet

OK. Yes I see this webOS 23 coming to 2022 models and newer. I've never seen it myself, my TV is older. You should call LG support directly, this is a peer to peer forum, you have to be lucky enough to find a person who has the right experience ....

Sorry to hear that. Have you tried unplugging all HDMI/USB/Ethernet cables/devices and turning on the TV to see if any issues can be detected? Then plug them back one at a time, ethernet first, to see if you find any correspondence with the problems. Sometimes, just reseating these things will help. For further options call LG support.

Have a look in settings/safety, that's where it will be if it exists.

In general, it's not possible to reinstall the same firmware via USB that's already installed in the TV, it does a version check, doesn't recognize newer software and doesn't proceed. First troubleshooting step is to unplug the TV from the power cord and let it sit for 15 minutes. While it's unplugged you can also hold in the TV's power button for 30 seconds to help drain any residual voltages. Plug it back in and recheck the TV. If the above did not help, you can try doing a full reset (It will be like when turned on for the first time) You'll find it in settings/general Also put fresh batteries in the remote control

As far as I know it works the same in all LG TV's press the home button to bring up the app list. Navigate to the app you're interested in then do a long press on the enter(OK) button, to enter EDIT mode.. HIt the enter(OK) button one more time then the UP arrow to delete

I believe the space for app installs and updates is not the same space for the TV OS updates. You can avoid it for now, it may remind you from time to time; in general it's best to update the tv since it fixes bugs in the software with occasional new features

Hello, you have a point, you're TV is a 2019 model, should be supported. You may have to do some more research at your location. An alternative is to buy a cheap Android box and install it through the google Play Store.

You're welcome, glad it helped!

I noticed if I'm watching any of the LG's built in channels and then turn off the TV, the TV will always start up again on HDMI, whether the external device is on or not. If I have the TV set to "Live TV" (the tuner), and turn the TV off/on, it will start up at the Live TV. I don't think you can change this behavior. Regarding your AppleTV box, can't you turn it off (or put it to standby) by its remote control? There a probably a setting in the TV that controls whether the TV should turn off when an HDMI device turns off, but I've never seen this in mine (2017 uj series)

My 2017 TV (uj6500 series) has also started doing this, last few months. On mine it's not uniform, the blue is strongest in the lower left corner. It's almost always due to the LED backlights starting to burn out and the fix is to replace them. If the TV is OK otherwise, it could be worthwhile to repair it. I was quoted $150 US at a small TV repair place to do the job.

On my LG TV, if I want to switch from the Android box, I just select another input using the TV remote. eg. One of the TV's built-in apps, the tuner, another HDMI input, etc, etc.

To select Apps, press the home button on the remote and they should appear

try settings/general/quick start. What ever it is set to, try the other setting

See this for supported TV's https://in.lgappstv.com/main/tvapp/detail?appId=456761&catCode1=&moreYn=N&cateYn=N&orderType=0&headerName=&appRankCode=&sellrUsrNo=

I've noticed this also. Bets bet is to buy a cheap Android/Google TV box and connect to TV via HDMI. The Android apps don't have this kind of issues and work fine