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[Help]49uf850v Firmware update

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Good morning,I'm new in this forum.

A few days ago I bought an LG tv uf852v, after the configuration wizard my tv update itself at firmware 3.3.55 but I saw that on LG webpage support there is a new update released on September 3.20.5 but my tv don't see it. Does Anyone know how?

Thanks a lot.

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You need to do a manual firmware update as per LG instructions here:

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I had the same problem updated to 03.20.05 manually. Basically download the zip file un-zip it and drop the file in a folder called 'LG_DTV' on a USB stick. Plug it in and switch the TV on. It should then update.

Once you've updated you should get an automatic update to 04.00.40.

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