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Is your VO TV stuck on the logo screen
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and just won't start? Don't panic. This
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is a common issue, and in this video,
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I'll walk you through simple, proven
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fixes that can get your TV working again
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in just a few minutes. These methods
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work for most Vizio smart TVs, including
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DM and V series models. Let's jump right
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in and fix it together. If your Vizio TV
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boots up to the logo and then shuts off
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or keeps looping, the first thing to
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check is power. A weak or unstable power
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supply is often the cause. Plug your TV
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directly into a wall outlet instead of a
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power strip or extension cord,
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especially if you have multiple devices
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connected to it. Make sure the socket
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can handle high power electronics like a
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TV. Also, check your power cable for any
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signs of wear, bending, or damage. If it
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looks frayed or loose, replace it
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immediately. For good measure, try a
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different outlet in another part of the
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room. If your outlet isn't providing
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consistent voltage, it's best to have an
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electrician check it before continuing.
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Once you know the TV is getting stable
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power, it's time to perform a power
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cycle. This drains leftover electricity
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from the components and resets the
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circuits inside the TV. Unplug the TV
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from the wall and leave it unplugged for
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about 2 minutes. After waiting, plug it
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back in and power it on. You can also
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power cycle your remote by removing the
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batteries, waiting a minute, and
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reinserting them. If your TV turns on
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normally after this, you're all set. If
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not, let's move on to a deeper reset.
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Next, we'll try a factory reset. This
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clears any corrupted data that may be
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preventing your TV from booting
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properly. Turn on your TV. Grab the
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Vizio remote and press and hold both the
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input and volume down buttons together
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for about 15 seconds. A power menu
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should appear on screen. Select the
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option to reset your TV. If it asks for
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a parental code and you haven't set one,
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just enter 0000 to start the process.
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Once confirmed, wait for the reset to
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finish. When the TV restarts, it'll be
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restored to factory settings just like
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new. If your TV still won't boot, try
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one more quick trick. Unplug your Wi-Fi
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router, then restart the TV while it's
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disconnected from the internet.
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Sometimes software update errors can
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cause boot loops, and starting the TV
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offline can help it recover. If none of
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these steps fix it, the issue may be
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internal, like a damaged power board or
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firmware fault. At this point, it's best
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to contact Vizio support instead of
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opening the TV yourself. If your unit is
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still under warranty, push for a
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replacement rather than a repair. Since
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boot loop issues are often tied to
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quality control faults specific to the
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unit to prevent this from happening
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again, keep your TV's firmware up to
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date. Use a surge protector to guard
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against voltage spikes and make sure
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it's well ventilated to avoid
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overheating. These small habits go a
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long way toward keeping your TV running
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smoothly. And that's how to fix a VZO TV
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stuck on its logo screen. Hopefully, one
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of these steps helped bring your TV back
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to life. If it did, drop a comment below
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and let me know which method worked. It
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