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@Mohammed Albusaidi First, check that you have the latest firmware on your TV, it is 04.06.50 dated 23rd March 2021. If it is not at that level, you can download it on to the root (i.e. NOT inside a folder) of a USB stick using a laptop or PC, then follow the instructions. See:

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If already at that level, then ensure that the TV is on the same WiFi band (2.4GHz or 5GHz) as the phone. If the TV is on a LAN (Ethernet) cable, then remove that and try using WiFi, as some routers do NOT  pass certain broadcast or negotiation data packets between Wifi devices and LAN connected devices. Note that the problem is protocol and app dependent, some apps may work, some connectivity and casting/mirroring may fail.

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