
then, you can safely unplug the USB-stick from your Mac. when the copying is done, select EJECT to disconnect the USB-stick from macOS. then, drag&drop the folder with the firmware upgrade onto the USB-stick. the USB-stick must be FAT32 formatted (as nearly every brand-new USB-stick will be). your firmware upgrade file should now be a folder named “T-….”, and have a folder named “image” inside it. exe-file, use TheUnarchiver.app (available for FREE on the Mac AppStore) to unzip it when the download is done, macOS will automatically unzip it for you to a folder with the firmware upgrade in it. if the latest version that is available for download is newer than the version listed at Current Version on you TV, download the latest version from the website. all available firmware upgrades for your TV will now be displayed. there, typ your model number in the entry field and press the ENTER-key. note : for unknown reasons, go to the UK website, not the US website, to find the latest firmware upgrades. now, on the right, the Current Version is displayed : write this down ! ( eg. then ‘arrow to the left’ on your remote control.
on the page that opens, at the bottom, the Model Code is displayed : write this down ! ( eg.
on the right, scroll down entirely and select Contact Samsung.in the window that opens, on the left, select Support.press the MENU-button on your remote control.If you want to upgrade the firmware on your Samsung SmartTV manually, do this : Is there any way to get these upgrades anyway ? However, on the internet I found info that suggests that newer versions of the firmware are available for my Samsung SmartTV, just not in my region for some reason. I have my Samsung SmartTV set to automatically do its software updates (actually, these should be called automatic firmware upgrades), and when I let my TV search for new software updates, it tells me no new updates were found.