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OLED 65B7 - USB Power Stays On

Nicholas van Wyk

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I have tried to plug an LED strip in for Backlighting and it works nicely, however, several times I have found after turning the TV Power off, the lights remain on.  Is there another setting that I am missing to control the USB power?  

It does seem - random - that after a period of time it does power off the USB ports.  Could this be because the software is doing an update...or checking for updates?  

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