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john1962
Level 7
‎10-15-2020 02:28 AM

USB over-current

I'm getting a 'no signal' message on my TV screen but a pop-up keeps appearing that says "USB over-current". What does this mean?

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renojim
Community Streaming Expert
‎10-15-2020 04:16 AM

Re: USB over-current

It means use the supplied power adapter and not your TV's USB port.

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