How to disable Wireless Display mode on the EDENWOOD ED32A07 TV that shows "Ready for connection" at startup?

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The message "Wireless Display, Ready for connection" displayed on your EDENWOOD ED32A07 TV simply means that you have selected the input source "Wireless Display". It is not an accidentally activated mode, but one of the available input sources on your TV, just like HDMI or Television. This source allows a compatible mobile device (smartphone, tablet) to share its screen on your TV via the Wireless Display standard.

To return to normal television:
Simply press the Source button on the remote control. A menu displaying all available sources will appear (Wireless Display, HDMI 1, HDMI 2, TV, AV, etc.). Select the source you wish to use, for example TV to watch television. You will immediately exit Wireless Display mode.

Understanding how Wireless Display works:
Unlike other network features, Wireless Display is not an option to disable but an input source available at all times. Every time you press Source and select "Wireless Display", the screen displays "Ready for connection" to allow a mobile device to connect. If you do not wish to use this feature, simply do not select this source.

If you see the message at startup:
Your TV may be restarting directly on the Wireless Display source. To avoid this, change the source (via the Source button) by selecting another input before turning off the TV. The next time you power it on, your TV should start on that source. You can also completely turn off the TV (unplug it for 10 seconds) to reset the last used source.

Note on network settings:
Wireless Display is a hardware feature of your TV that cannot be disabled via the setup menu. However, if you want to reduce power consumption in standby mode, you can access the Network menu and disable the "Networked Standby Mode" option. This option allows the TV to turn on remotely via the network (YouTube, Netflix); disabling it will slightly reduce standby consumption.

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