Google TV displays message: No internet connection

If your TCL Google TV won’t connect to the internet, is constantly disconnecting, or apps won’t load, follow the steps below to check your connection status and restore Wi-Fi.


1) Check your Network & Internet status

  • On your TCL Google TV remote, press the Settings (gear) button to open the Quick Settings panel.
  • Select Settings.
  • Scroll to Network & Internet.
  • Confirm Wi-Fi is On.
  • Look at your connected network:
  • If your home network is selected, it should show Internet connection: Connected (wording may vary slightly by model/software version).

Tip: If you see Connected (No internet) or Not connected, continue below.

2) Run “Check Internet Connection”

  • Press the Back arrow on the remote to return to the Network & Internet menu.
  • Scroll to Check internet connection.
  • Press OK/Select and follow the on-screen results.
  • This test helps confirm whether the TV can reach the internet (not just your Wi-Fi).

3) If Wi-Fi is on but you’re not connected

Try these quick fixes in order:

A) Reconnect to your Wi-Fi network

  • Go to Settings > Network & Internet.
  • Select your Wi-Fi network.
  • Choose Disconnect (if available), then reconnect and enter the password again.

B) Forget the network and add it again

  • Go to Settings > Network & Internet.
  • Select your Wi-Fi network.
  • Choose Forget.
  • Re-select the network from the list and re-enter your Wi-Fi password.

4) Restart your network and TV

  • Connectivity issues are often resolved with a restart.
  • Restart your router/modem: Unplug power for 30 seconds, then plug back in.
  • Restart your TV:
  • Go to Settings > System > Restart (if available), or power off/on.
  • After everything powers back up, run Check internet connection again.

5) Improve connection reliability

  • If the TV connects but streaming buffers or drops:
  • Move the TV closer to the router (even a few feet can help).
  • Avoid placing the TV in tight cabinets or recessed areas.
  • If your router supports both bands, try switching between 2.4 GHz (better range) and 5 GHz (often faster, shorter range).
  • Reduce congestion by pausing large downloads/updates on other devices.

6) If only one app won’t connect

  • If the TV shows the internet is connected but a specific app won’t load:
  • Close and reopen the app.
  • Check if other apps work.
  • Restart the TV.
  • Update the app (if available) and check for a system update under Settings > System > About > System update (menu wording can vary).
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