How to release hotel mode on TV

The TV’s hotel mode is a convenient feature that simplifies the process for users to watch TV as soon as they turn on the TV without having to enter a Wi-Fi password. However, it can cause confusion when connecting external devices. If you want to freely use personal Wi-Fi or access game consoles, computers, etc., it becomes necessary to release the hotel mode.

The steps for disabling Hotel Mode vary by TV model, but usually involve going into the settings menu, finding the "Hotel Mode" option and turning it off, saving the settings and then restarting the TV. At this point, you can follow the input source instructions, such as selecting HDMI1 or HDMI2 through the remote control to connect external devices. The same goes for using a game console or DVD remote, just connect the device and press the power button.

After exiting hotel mode, it is crucial to protect your TV. Set a password to prevent unauthorized access, and turn off unused input sources to avoid unwarranted device connections. With these methods, you can keep your TV safe and private when using your personal networks and devices.

In general, when you need to use TV functions more freely, learning to disable hotel mode and taking appropriate security measures can make your TV experience more flexible and safer. The exact steps will depend on your TV model, but overall, it's a simple and practical process.