“My Toshiba tv go back to the setup screen when we turn it off and on, then I got to reset the tv to hdm1 again, will it hurt to leave the power of the tv on so we don't have to keep setting it up.”
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I also had this problem until I installed Chromecast. When I did this (easy to do), the TV now turns on to the input source that was on when I turned it off.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.For Toshiba – Fire TV Edition TVs, if you want to remain on the last input used when you turn on the TV, select Settings > Display & Sounds > Power On > Last Input. To always show the Fire TV screen when the TV turns on, choose Home
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Install Chromecast and your problem will go away.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I used the menu to switch standby mode to on it turns on faster too..
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Setting up the Chromecast will eliminate this. Even if you don't plan to use it,.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Once you set up the wi-fi it will work properly after that
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Leaving the TV on all the time would be wasteful of energy and may result in more wear and tear on your TV. To perhaps remedy your situation maybe the following will help. As some people suggested in previous reviews, without the chromecast setup, when you power off the TV, it won't remember what source it was last on so it defaults to the chromecast setup screen which sounds like your issue. That can be a little annoying, but you can select the source with just a few button clicks (just press the "input" button until you get to the source you want and it will then switch to it). If this really bothers you, I found that you can remedy this by going into the menu -> options -> power management -> active standby mode and setting that to on. In the standby state, the TV will not default to the chromecast setup screen when powering on. Also worth noting for those that don't use smart phones or tablets is that you can also setup chromecast with a laptop computer with WiFi access.
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