Is there a way to set a television back to its' factory settings? I have totally tweaked my televisions settings and now the image is not to my liking (and I can't seem to get it back to how it was). Thanks in advance.

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On a Samsung you press info mute and off in quick succession don't know about any other tellies. I found out by emailing their support.

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Originally posted by gezzer
On a Samsung you press info mute and off in quick succession don't know about any other tellies. I found out by emailing their support.

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Check on AV Forums for the model itself, they have hundreds of TVs with recommended settings on them, and in many cases access to the installer menus.

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Mitsubishi Projection TV (DLP, Model WS-48511, Manufactured: November 2002).

I believe I still have the schematics somewhere on my other PC, but I am not sure if it had anything about factory settings.

And does this thread need to be moved?

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I found this in Fixya under a different model, but posted in the section for that TV:

Turn off, Mute, 1, 8, 2, Power - to get to installer menu.

Doesn't seem to be anything else out there

According to the manual though you can go to A/V Settings > AV Memory Reset and reset the video from there?

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Originally posted by Fuckmonkey
I found this in Fixya under a different model, but posted in the section for that TV:

Turn off, Mute, 1, 8, 2, Power - to get to installer menu.

Doesn't seem to be anything else out there

According to the manual though you can go to A/V Settings > AV Memory Reset and reset the video from there?

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Hmm. I'll give it a go, thanks a lot.

That Mute, 1, etc etc did not work. As for setting the A/V settings, I have done that before, and just did that again..and nothing.

I would think there would be a way to fix what I did. I totally tweaked shit that shouldn't be touched. I was totally changing the shape of the picture, and moving things that were on a graph (?)..

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My mates a tv engineer, if you post the exact model number up i'll see if he can find the factory default for you.

EDIT/ just seen its there i will ring him tomorrow

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Originally posted by davidbrent
My mates a tv engineer, if you post the exact model number up i'll see if he can find the factory default for you.

EDIT/ just seen its there i will ring him tomorrow

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Thanks.

Mitsubishi Projection TV (DLP, Model WS-48511, Manufactured: November 2002).

Edit: Just saw your edit, thanks a lot!

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Just found the manual

http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/js...vo.jsp?page=man

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Originally posted by davidbrent
Just found the manual

http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/js...vo.jsp?page=man

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Like I said, I have the actual manual (actually I didn't say that, lol), and I have the engineers manual. I just need to locate it on my PC (if I still have it). But thanks!

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I guess if the worst comes to the worst you can always just use Digital Video Essentials to get yourself back to a roughly normal state...?

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Originally posted by Objectivist Seal Hunter
Is there a way to set a television back to its' factory settings? I have totally tweaked my televisions settings and now the image is not to my liking (and I can't seem to get it back to how it was). Thanks in advance.

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Don't monkey with that!
HA ha! No fix for you. You suffer. You deserve it.
Keep tryin. You'll get it.

WTF is a TV engineer?

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Originally posted by Munson

Don't monkey with that!
HA ha! No fix for you. You suffer. You deserve it.
Keep tryin. You'll get it.

WTF is a TV engineer?

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If you say so.

FATTTY!!!!

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