Recent content by Carobthomp

Probably just wireless interference, either from wireless networks around you or (depending on the frequency it operates on) from the soundbar itself. Do a google search on changing your wireless channel/wireless interference for your particular router model and that may help resolve it...

You might want to try updating the drivers, I also know Toshiba typically has some sort of software running in the background that allows these peripherals to function, so it could be worth re-installing the general Toshiba software provided on the site for all peripherals.

This may sound silly but have you tried holding the power button down for at least 15 seconds once you see lights and hear the fan to ensure it successfully powers off, then try turning on again? Sometimes the button can trigger a sleep or hibernate mode. If not then see if you can connect it...

Are you using the gmail website or a separate email client?

As far as I can see restarting it seems to work: "and no display come back till i restart it" Try restarting it? Let us know if you still have some further issues.

This is the best site for this, has all the codes you would ever need to find, if it isn't in here, and google search wont find it, it probably wont work. http://www.urcsupport.com/index.php

@clutchc - agreed, if it effects all input selections, it could be a dead pixel issue (but this is usually purple/green - neon coloured), but definitely I would replace if under warranty or look into a new TV.

~Cable Company (not TWC) Employee Here~ There are multiple reasons for the requirement of set-top-boxes, the biggest one is that you can actually fit about 3 HD channels or 6 SD channels over digital networks per one channel given over analog networks, so in the long run, they can provide you...

I would say replace it, TV's aren't terribly expensive anymore, at least some of them. If you repair it, I'm willing to bet you'll be in a similar spot another 6 months down the road. I've heard people having luck with Samsung and Sony, but Samsung has great technical support/repair service as well.

What kind of TV is it, LCD or plasma? If you can't access any menu settings or anything like that, it's possible your screen may have been "burned-in" but it seems unlikely that it would be to this image. It might be best to contact your TV manufacturer for further help.