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Not sure if it's a hardware or Web OS fault , Whenever there is a powercut my TV fails to pick up system time automatically . There is a default time set and whenever I have a power cut the time is setting to the default time . I think that LG has not included any battery at hardware level to automatically store time . So whenever I have a powercut I have to wait for few minutes for my TV to set the time automatic . 

My parents use hotstar app a lot so they get  an Certification error and asks to check the time since the certificate is expired . So they call me to set the time or restart the tv for it to automatically refresh the system time . 

Make it a priority to set the system time first on restart . 

 

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Hello

My internet is connected, but it gives an error when I enter the app option 

Error text  code:-100 CHECK NETWORK CONNECTION this may be a temporary issue please try again later  

TV model : 43UP7750PVB

 

please guide me 

 

 

 

 

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