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#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE UPDATE#
#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE WINDOWS 10#
#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE FOR ANDROID#
#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE PASSWORD#

I am going to try the Nimaso cable and see if that works - if not back it goes. No one there seemed to have a clue about anything much to do with USB 4 vs 3.1 2 vs below. An hour wasted on the phone and on live chat in parallel with Samsung tech support resulted in both of them telling me to replace the monitor. My new thunderbolt usb-c 4 from cablematters arrived this morning - intel certified for up and down between 3.1 and 4 - and I was excited to see if USB-C worked better - as that is why I bought this - huge disappointment - it charged but gave no picture. I have been using my new screen on HDMI for 2 days which is pretty good / airplay is terrible (almost pointless). Is anyone else experiencing this? And if so how did you solve this problem ? Will a reset work? Is it a setting Some where? Help! I wouldn't like to send it back, this is the perfect device for my home office and bedroom. Tried all different settings in windows and OS X. Tried unplugging all usb pheriperals but it doesn't seem to differ, the source icon changes and has a checkmark and red sign, suggesting it should work. Both cables seem to work using other usb-c monitors and devices.

#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE WINDOWS 10#

But there was no way to get it to register as a display in windows 10 or OSX bigsur. Using each cable connected to the USB-hub with mouse and keyboard connected to it and charged the laptop (HP and MacBook). Without a supplied usb-c cable I grabbed an usb cable from my MacBook and an Amazon standard usb-c cable. But that's not the way I would like to connect it, so I tried the usb-c connection. That worked very well using hp elitbook 820, windows 10, 8bit, 60Hz.

#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE UPDATE#

Whilst installing and using the smart apps it works very well.Īfter a software update I connected the monitor using supplied hdmi cable. Very glad with the monitor and it's smart features.

#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE PASSWORD#

Delete the password that exists in the box and enter the wireless password for your network again.Today I received my new m7 smart monitor.

When the phone asks for the wireless password, use the same password that you tried in Kasa. Forget the wireless network that you are trying to connect the smart device to, and then reconnect. Going into your phone Settings > Wi-Fi menu.

Verify that the wireless password being used is correct.

If not, connect back, and go back to Kasa.

Check to see if your phone is now connected back to your home Wi-Fi.

Sign out and back into the Kasa app and wait a few minutes to see whether the device is working. If the smart device's LED indicates it is connected to the network or if the bulb blinks several times, do not select the option to start over.

Wait 15 seconds then check LED status.

If the router’s SSID is hidden, please choose “manually setup my Wi-Fi” to input SSID and password.

The wireless signal should be at least two bars, if it is one bar, move the device closer for setup.

The wireless network name you see above the wireless password box should be the one you normally connect to in order to receive internet, if not, select the link below to choose a different network name.

When on the screen where you join the smart device to the network.

Reinstall the Kasa app on your smartphone.

If so, connect back to the TP-Link Wi-Fi network.

Make sure the smart device is not connecting back to your home Wi-Fi network.

If your Apple device is running iOS 14, check the app permission to allow local network access.

Perform a factory default on the smart device and repeat the process.

Disable any VPN connection that your phone may be using during the setup.

The last four characters of the MAC address are also apart of the network name of the smart device. Make certain you choose the correct smart device to connect to.Open Kasa and select the option that you are manually connected to the smart device located on the bottom of the setup screen

#SAMSUNG SMART SWITCH FOR MAC DOESNT CONNECT TO THE DVICE FOR ANDROID#

Go into the “Settings > Wi-Fi” menu of your smartphone for Android or "Settings > Wi-Fi > Choose a network" for iOS, manually connect to the smart device's network.

This guide will try and provide steps to try in order to resolve your issue. However, there may be instances where issues come up during the installation. Our Kasa app is designed to provide an easy step-by-step process to set up your new smart device.