Do you own a smart TV, but notice that it often says “not enough memory”? If so, then this blog post is for you! We’ll discuss the reasons why your TV may be displaying this message and what you can do to fix the issue. Read on to learn more about why your smart TV is saying not enough memory and how to get it back up and running in no time.
Solution 1: Restart Your Smart TV
If restarting your Smart TV doesn’t do the trick, you can try clearing the unnecessary apps and cache. To do this, go to your Smart TV settings and select the option to clear the cache. This will help free up some space and may fix the memory issue. You can also select the option to delete unnecessary apps which you no longer use. This will free up even more space and should help get rid of the “not enough memory” message.
Solution 2: Clear Unnecessary Apps and Cache
The next solution to help free up memory on your LG Smart TV is to clear unnecessary apps and cache. To do this, first navigate to Home > Settings (The setting wheel icon on top bar) >Device Preferences > Storage > Internal Shared Storage. Here you’ll be able to view the total storage available, and you can also delete any apps you no longer use. Clearing apps’ cache and data will also help you free up some memory. Additionally, you can also delete all the cache files for all your Android apps together. To do this, navigate to Settings > Storage > Device Memory.
Solution 3: Select Settings
If restarting your smart TV didn’t work and you’re still seeing the “not enough memory” error, you can try selecting settings on your TV. On the Settings menu, you are supposed to select the Support and then choose the Device option. After this, choose the Internal Storage section. Here you will be able to view how much available space is left on your device. You can then decide which apps and files you need to remove in order to free up space. If this didn’t work, you can try a few more solutions discussed in this blog post.
Solution 4: Set Private Browsing On
If you’re still running low on memory on your Smart TV, you can try setting the browser to ‘Private Browsing’ mode. This will help reduce the amount of data being stored in the cache as it only stores information from your current session. In this mode, browsing data such as history, cookies, and cached images won’t be saved. To enable it, simply select the ‘Private Browsing’ option from the browser’s settings menu.
Solution 5: Clear Browsing Data
If you’re still running low on storage, it may be time to clear out your browsing data. Clearing your browsing data is easy! Just press the Home button, go to Apps, select your internet browser, and then select Settings. From there, you can select Clear Browsing Data and select OK. Keep in mind that this will only remove temporary files and won’t necessarily free up a significant amount of space.
Solution 6: Uninstall Updates to Apps That You Don’t Often Use
If you’re still unable to install the software update, then you may need to uninstall updates to apps that you don’t use very often. This can free up space on your device and help to resolve the issue. To do this, go to the app store, select the app that has an update and uninstall it. You can always download it again if you need it later, and if you paid for it, you won’t have to pay again. Remember to always restart your device after uninstalling the updates.
Solution 7: Reduce Quality of Background Images
If the resolution is in HD (720p, 1080i, 1080p, or 2160p) you may need to adjust your picture settings to reduce the quality of background images. This will help free up more memory on your smart TV by reducing the amount of data it needs to process. You can also try setting the contrast up enough so that the image has depth and realism, but not too much that it appears unnatural. Furthermore, you can also try reducing the quality of streaming video playback from streaming video apps which will automatically adjust according to your internet speed.
Solution 8: Manage Storage from System Settings
If you’ve tried the above solutions but still find that you’re running out of space on your TV, you may need to manage your storage from the system settings. Here, you can free up space by clearing out any unnecessary apps, as well as deleting any media or data that is no longer necessary. You can also connect a USB drive to your TV to give you more space.
Solution 9: Reset Your TV
If you’ve tried all of the above solutions and none of them worked, then the last resort solution is to reset your TV. This will restore the TV to its factory settings and delete all of your data, so make sure you have backed up your data before doing this. To reset your TV, go to your TV’s settings menu and select “Reset”. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the reset process. After the reset is complete, you should be able to open apps and stream content without any problems. If you’re still having issues, then it may be time to consider increasing your Smart TV’s memory.
Solution 10: Upgrade Your Memory
If you have done all the above steps and your Smart TV still says there’s not enough memory, then it may be time to upgrade your memory. You can purchase a memory stick that is compatible with your Smart TV to increase its storage capacity. This will allow you to install more applications and save more files on your TV. Once you have installed the memory stick, you can also manage the storage from system settings. This will help you manage how much memory each application uses and make sure you don’t run out of space.
