However, quite recently a lot of reports have surfaced of the volume control not working with the remote control that comes with the TV. Users are not able to turn the volume up or down but the rest of the button works correctly. In this article, we will guide you with solutions that will permanently eradicate this problem from your computer. Also, we will inform you about the reason due to which this error is triggered.
What Causes the Volume Control to Stop Working on the Samsung TVs?
After receiving numerous reports from users we decided to investigate the issue and according to our reports the issue is triggered due to: Now that you have a basic understanding of the nature of the issue we will move on towards the solutions. Also, keep in mind to implement the solutions in the specific order in which they are provided.
Solution 1: Power-cycling the Television
Sometimes the TV might have issues launching properly which can hinder the Volume Control feature and prevent it from working properly. Also, it is always a good idea to power cycle the Television as the most basic troubleshooting step. For that:
Solution 2: Changing Batteries in the Remote
If the batteries in the remote have been installed for a long time it is possible that they might not be delivering the power to the remote efficiently and they might be unstable. Therefore, it is recommended to swap out the batteries in the remote and replace them with new ones. Then try to change the Volume and check to see if the issue persists.
Solution 3: Re-Syncing the Remote and the TV
It is possible that the Remote and the TV might get De-Syncronized due to which the Volume Control feature might get disabled. Therefore, in this step, we will be re-syncing the TV and the Remote. For that:
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