I should also add that this drive is almost full (it contains 3.6 TB of data), and this does not affect the readability by the TV. I am asking this because I actually use to connect a 4 TB external hard drive (a portable WD elements), with single NTFS partition, just to watch some video files (so no recording or else), and it works just perfectly. But what does it mean suggested? That it might be dangerous in some form for the hard drive to connect a unit which is larger than 2 TB? I can read on the guide that the maximum suggested size for an external USB-connected drive is 2 TB. The current software version is the 05.10.25. I have a quite recent LG 43UM74507LA smart TV (2019 model). Worst product management in the consumer electronics industry in the past 10 years. webOS started off as a real alternative to all of the external set top boxes, but now, I will *never* *ever* buy another LG TV again, and I tell everyone I know to avoid them. So, no ethernet, no WiFi, all services turned off, etc., and this helped with all of the performance issues, except the tv if you ever read this - you have done a TERRIBLE job of managing the software on these TVs. In general, my setup has the LG tv doing as little as possible - it is simply a display for my Roku box via my AVR, as the TV's interface and apps slowly became completely unusable about a year after purchase. Has anyone here had the same rebooting problem, and if so, did the latest webOS correct the issue? I have noted there is a new webOS version 6.00.20 available.

I have an LG OLED55B7A that has been rebooting randomly ever since I updated it to webOS 6.00.05 about 6 months ago.

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