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Can I update my webOS to the 3.0 on my 55UF6450

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I have a 55UF6450 model smart tv. I want to know if there is some way to update the webOS to the latest that LG has available. I currently have webOS 2.0, and I just want to update it to have all the new features of 3.0.

I saw there was a way to put a file on a usb drive and update that way but I wanted to see if that was true before I tried it.

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On 11/15/2019 at 2:17 AM, Cap10krunch said:

I have a 55UF6450 model smart tv. I want to know if there is some way to update the webOS to the latest that LG has available. I currently have webOS 2.0, and I just want to update it to have all the new features of 3.0.

I saw there was a way to put a file on a usb drive and update that way but I wanted to see if that was true before I tried it.

You would have to check out the support page for your TV, take a look here:

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There is a software update dated 06/14/2019 which is software version 03.15.86 (which is different to the webOS version), whether it updates to webOS 3 is unlikely.  But, if is a newer software version than you are currently running it is work checking out.  You will need to confirm that you have the correct region and matching model number before you proceed.

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