Today, most of us own a smart TV, usually an android TV or similar, with app stores, games, and

even cellular and 3-D. A modern-day television is closer to a computer than something that plays channels with all these features. However, this means that the average TV today is much more complicated on the inside than ever before. From a processor, ram, hard drives, and even graphical upgrades in some cases, there are a whole plethora of parts that go into your TV.

And with so many complicated parts, there’s a lot to go wrong. Setting up the Digital TV Tuner Application can be a bit difficult, but with the help of ValidEdge, you can easily fix your Digital TV Tuner Device Registration Application. Most smart TVs start slowing down/lagging after using for a while. This could be because of several reasons, usually related to usage and management of space or network. This can frustrate many people because even though most of these issues are easily solved, most casual users don’t know how to do so. 

With that in mind, here are five tricks to enhance your TV’s performance and make it run more smoothly:

Use a wired connection: 

Most of us are happy to connect the TV to our home Wifi and get going, but this is not the best solution. Wifi uses wireless technology to transmit a connection to your TV. Because of this, factors like distance, obstructions such as walls, and even the height at which the wifi module is placed can affect internet speed. To ensure that you’re getting the maximum benefit from your internet connection, use an ethernet cable to connect the TV and wifi module directly. Not only

will this increased speed in the event of obstructions, but it will also reduce latency if you use

your TV’s internet connection for gaming or video calls. For those of you using an internet connection faster than 40mbps, we recommend using a CAT 6 cable. It is the optimal choice for a smart TV and allows you to use your internet speed to its full capability.

Clear cache: 

Most smart TV’s have a stored cache of cookies (website permissions) that gradually builds up over time as you use the internet. While these do contain important information related to the websites you access, they are for the most bit meaningless for any average user. Cookies take up space on your TV, which can cause it to slow down over time. Clearing cached data regularly can reduce the amount of this stored data and exponentially increase TV speed if a large amount is removed.

Uninstall Extra and Unnecessary apps: 

Smart TVs today usually have app stores from which one can download various applications. Doing so takes up space on the TV itself, which causes it to slow down over time. If you have many apps on your TV, deleting unnecessary ones and reducing the number of simultaneous downloads will improve performance.

Disable location services and usage diagnostics: 

Many TVs will collect your data for diagnostics purposes and use your location for targeted ad systems like google ad sense or give you certain location-based recommendations, events, or discounts in some apps. This requires a constant flow of data, which could eat into your bandwidth and slow down your TV. Disabling these and other internet-consuming settings can

boost your network speed and eliminate lag in video playback online.

Disable automatic updates:

Usually an in-built feature, most TVs can automatically update application software when a new version comes out. This is a background process that occurs automatically, and a majority of users may not even know it’s happening. However, it uses the internet connection to download updates, slowing down applications actively used in the foreground. In addition, installing updates requires a lot of processing power, which again impacts your TV’s performance. To prevent this, disable all automatic application and system updates and update them manually when not using the TV.

Bonus tip: 

• Keep apps up to date: 

Most app updates usually include bug fixes and features designed to reduce their load on a system. Because this is an older version of the app can cause a PC to slow down due to an unsolved bug. Similarly, operating systems are also constantly being optimized to be faster. Furthermore, some apps don’t support older operating systems and may crash, not run at all, or be extremely slow if used on an old OS. To avoid all these issues, it is extremely important to keep all your apps up to date. If you’ve disabled automatic updates, it’s recommended to manually update all apps once a month to ensure you aren’t using old software.

These are some of the easiest ways to boost your TV’s performance in a matter of minutes.

These fixes are extremely easy to do, and regularly making sure you’re making the most of your

technology can improve the experience and allow you to use the same device for

longer since they don’t slow down as much.