Palm webOS

Thank you. If a 4TB works, a 5TB is going to do it, as well. I'm just afraid that recent models no longer support high capacity disks or require partitioning.

Many customers waiting for Mx player will come in LG web os platform but no any information why ? LG web os is better but why is getting late 

@Ehsan vahedi If you want to use Scren sharing, try this link. Bluetooth is not recommdned, but you can use the WiFi network. link hidden, please login to view

...I had purchase d a LG43LH576T Smart TV in  July 2017. I am unable to find Amazon prime App either pre-installed or in LG Content store. Can someone let me know and help me in finding a way to install it on the TV. My region is India.

Hi @frank_1985 Currently, I have a Western Digital 4TB drive connected to my 2016 model year LG, cannot say whether a 5TB is going to work though.

@td47 Thanks again for your recommendations and you're welcome on the feedback. Just to update here. I am still having success in opening the apps if Sling TV is the first thing that opens after this TV powers on. This has been consistent since you recommended the "channel" fixes on @td47's router. There was a Sling TV update after that - which I accepted - but it doesn't seem to have affected anything one way or another. I'm not sure if that's the app causing this either, as most of my factory resets failed to launch apps after it worked only during the first one.  I suspect the router situation might have something to do with this, although this doesn't explain why my prior LG TV is still working fine from 40 feet away or so (I also haven't accepted a recent update for it yet, in fear that it might itself in a similar situation as the "UN" one in my living room). The apps situation and structure is pretty much the same between the two as well. I have considered upgrading the router and modem to a more current one in hopes it might jump start something. But I hesitated when my mobile hotspot connection and a ethernet one from the router didn't make much of a difference, if at all. But if this continues, I might check out replacing them with a 2-in-1. @Clipped Yeah, this is a user-based forum, I  believe. But I did call LG's warranty/help line to get some additional ideas on how to fix the TV (as I'd registered my TV with them right away). When those weren't successful, they sent me to a different tier on the same line, to launch a complaint so that they could send a technician to my place to take a look. I've only had this TV since June 30th, so it's within the year-long manufacturer's warranty. However, the technician hasn't called me to set up a time yet in nearly 2-3 weeks. I did call LG again to let them know that, and they'd say they prioritize this. But I still haven't heard anything back. It's not a big deal at the moment since I'm able to open the apps on the TV again (although in a more limited way), but their number is 866-558-2559, in case you want to look into that.

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@Clipped Is the mix of APPS on the LG TV's the same, or is the Sling TV ONLY on the UN7300PUF model? Just wondering if it is a buggy APP, hogging the TV resources (that are more limited than an expandable PC architecture device). Another thing I noticed, is that the N600 router is quite an old low powered router. The "600" is a combined speed, "Faster WiFi Speed: N600 Dual Band WiFi delivers 300 + 300Mbps " so a bit sneaky in speccing them that way. It probably only has a low power CPU/SOC chip inside, and not much memory for buffers, and probably will NOT have 1GB LAN ports, only 100MBPS. To get a full support of your ISP speed, you might want to  either remove unwanted APPS from the problem TV, or upgrade your router.