LG TV drops Interrnet Connection on Netflix and won't reconnect.

Some Smart TV remotes require you to use the keypad to spell out letters, just like on phones. Pressing the "2" button once gives you "A", twice gives you "B", three times gives you "C", pressing the "3" button once gives you "D" and so on. See if that works. If not, you need to connect a keyboard to your Smart TV to enter the information.

DSL internet runs at approximately 1.5Mbps. Netflix needs at least .5Mbps to run standard definition; it wants 5.0Mbps to stream HD. So if you want Netflix, just don't expect HD quality, and be prepared for stuttering and buffering.

Hi , It is easy to have bbc iplayer or UK or US netflix on Samsung smart TV and watch it outside the UK or US
there are two way to do , one is using DNS ,, but no recommended because it blocked occasionally, so the best way is use reliable VPN provider which you can get from this link http://www.overplay.net/#a_aid=vpnprovider
you can get the account and pay for one month 10 $ or one Year 100 $ VPN + smart DNS , also you can ask for refund if not work for you so you are in safe side!

after getting your account ready , you need VPN Router , and technology of VPN better should be openvpn it is faster more stable than pptp or l2tp because it reconnect if even your main connection drop and restored
once your VPN router is ready , just reset your samsung TV to factory default , you can go to TV manual and do it
connect your TV directly to the VPN Router for your reference connection should be like below
Main Internet Router -----> VPN Router ------> TV
restart your TV and live it for 30 minutes ! vola you will see netflix , Pandoora , Spotify will apear on TV apps , just enter your user name password of netflix and start enjoying it !!! let me know if this helps?

You'll need a broadband connection to the Internet to do Netflix. I'm assuming you currently have a bundle; Internet with your cable TV. So you can get rid of cable tv and just have Internet through the cable company or if it's available DSL via the telephone company. You could also get Internet via Satelite, but it cost more.

1. 
   Test the Internet connection on your device
   
   Many devices have an application to test the Internet Connection. If not, try opening the application store or another Internet-enabled application and check if your device is able to reach Internet services.
   
   • If you are unable to connect to the Internet, you may be having network connection issues.
   
   
2. 
   Restart the device
   
   Restart your device by unplugging it from power for at least 10 seconds, then plug it back in and turn it on with the power button. Restarting the device is often enough to restore your ability to connect to our service.
   Note: All devices are different. Some may take up to 15 minutes to fully restart.
   
3. 
   Disconnect and Reconnect the Netflix application
   
   These instructions will work on most consumer electronic devices with the Netflix application.
   
   1. Launch the Netflix app.
   2. Using the arrows on your remote, enter the following sequence:
      • Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
   3. Select Deactivate and exit the screen.
   4. Restart the Netflix app and sign in to your account.
   
   
4. 
   Troubleshoot your Internet Connection
   

1. 1. From the Xbox 360 main menu, select Settings, then System, and then Network Settings.
   2. Select Wired Network or Wireless Network depending on how you connect to the Internet.
   3. Select Test Xbox LIVE Connection and agree to Continue.
      • If you are unable to connect to the Internet, you may be having network connection issues.
   
   
2. 
   Disconnect and Reconnect the Netflix application
   
   
   1. Launch the Netflix app
   2. Using the arrows on your controller, enter the following sequence:
      • Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
   3. Once the Diagnostics screen appears, select Log in again.
   4. Sign in to your Netflix account.
   
   
3. 
   Troubleshoot your Internet Connection
   

Most connection problems that prevent streaming occur on the device itself, or on the home network. In a nutshell, we will have you test the Internet connection on the device, log out and back into Netflix, restart your device, and restart your home network equipment.
Select your device from the list below for steps tailored to your device:

1. 
   Test the Internet connection on your device
   Many devices have an application to test the Internet Connection. If not, try opening the application store or another Internet-enabled application and check if your device is able to reach Internet services.
   
   • If you are unable to connect to the Internet, you may be having network connection issues.
   
   
2. 
   Restart the device
   Restart your device by unplugging it from power for at least 10 seconds, then plug it back in and turn it on with the power button. Restarting the device is often enough to restore your ability to connect to our service.
   Note: All devices are different. Some may take up to 15 minutes to fully restart.
   
3. 
   Disconnect and Reconnect the Netflix application
   These instructions will work on most consumer electronic devices with the Netflix application.
   
   1. Launch the Netflix app.
   2. Using the arrows on your remote, enter the following sequence:
      • Up, Up, Down, Down, Left, Right, Left, Right, Up, Up, Up, Up
   3. Select Deactivate and exit the screen.
   4. Restart the Netflix app and sign in to your account.
   
   
4. Troubleshoot your Internet Connection