How to Program Chromecast with Google TV Remote to a New TV

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Is your Google TV remote not working after connecting the Chromecast to a new TV? It’s because you have not manually set up remote buttons for it since it’s an all-new device for the Chromecast. Today, you will learn the steps to program Google TV remote to a new TV.

Google launched the Chromecast with Google TV in 2020, which turns any TV into a smart TV. While this is a great device, no doubt, what will you do when your TV stops working? Obviously, you connect the Chromecast to another TV if you have a TV.

As soon as you do, you will notice that all the remote functions do not work as they do with the old TV (the power on/off, input, and volume controls do not work on the new tv), and in order to keep them in working condition, you need to repair the Google TV remote buttons for the new TV.

How to Set Up Google TV Remote for a New TV

As stated earlier, you need to set up the Google TV remote on your new TV, which you can do by setting up remote buttons under the Remote & Accessories section. Here are the steps through which you can do it:

Step 1: Long-press the Home button on the remote control to open the home screen.

Step 2: On the home page, tap on your profile icon and choose Settings.

Step 3: Under the settings page, choose Remote & Accessories.

Step 4: Select Set up remote buttons.

Step 5: Next, tap Add Device.

Step 6: On the next screen, select your device. In our case, we need to select TV.

Step 7: Scroll down to your TV brand and select it.

Step 8: After selecting your TV brand, test your power, input, and volume buttons.

Step 9: After testing and verifying, you can use the remote to control all the functions.

How to Repair Google TV Remote to a New TV

When the Chromecast is turned on, it pairs with the remote automatically, but that is not always the case. If your Google TV remote is not paired with your Chromecast and if it’s not responding at all, you can easily pair it manually. Follow the below steps to do so:

Step 1: Firstly, ensure that the remote batteries are not dead.

Step 2: Press the button on the back of the Chromecast to put it in pairing mode.

Step 3: Now, if it doesn’t pair automatically, long-press the Back and Home buttons at once until you see the LED light at the bottom of the remote.

Step 4: Once you see the LED, press the Home button on the remote, and it should be paired.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. How Do I Connect My Chromecast Remote to My New TV?

The remote will pair automatically after you insert the batteries and turn on the Chromecast. If it doesn’t, follow the on-screen instructions or press the Back and Home buttons at once for around 5-10 seconds after putting the Chromecast in pairing mode by pressing the button at the back of the device.

Q. What Should I Do If the Remote Does Not Pair?

If the remote control still does not work after pairing or syncing it, try rebooting the device. To do so, unplug the power cable from Chromecast and wait for around 10-15 seconds before plugging it again.

Q. Why Won’t My Chromecast Remote Turn on My TV?

If you are having problems with the remote, whether it’s not responding or working at all, you can try resetting it, as it should fix the issue. To do so, press and hold the physical reset button while keeping it plugged into the TV, and the LED will start blinking yellow. When the LED light turns white, release the button, and it will restart, and the reset is complete.

Wrapping Up

So, these are the steps through which you can set up Google TV remote to a new TV. We have also added the steps to pair Google TV remote if the remote is not responding at all. If you have any queries related to the article, let us know in the comments below.

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Harsh Saxena

Hi! I am Harsh and I write about technology on different websites. I frequently write about these topics and cover them. I am available on Twitter at @Harsh4saxena or Email me at harsh4saxena@gmail.com to send in your feedback and tips. Worked at GadgetsToUse, BrowserToUse, DailyTechByte, FreshFounder, and with many other websites as an author and researcher.

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