Setting up new tv

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Hello all, help or advice please.
I am purchasing a new flat screen to replace my old CRT.
This may sound like a daft question to those in the know, how do I set it up please? I am a complete non technical person and know that the instruction manual will fill me with dread, so any help much appreciated. I did not get much input from the store.

For reference I have Sky+ box, with HDMI connection. Do I just plug the new TV via HDMI and hey presto, or do I need to tune in? Can I also use the volume control on the Sky remote?

Thanks in advance.
 
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Hello Willa , for your new tv it should just be a matter of plugging in the hdmi cable from the sky box, and then putting your tv onto the relevent hdmi channel.

with regards to your sky remote, make a note of the model number of the tv , then go to customer services tab via interactive menu on ur sky remote, there will should see a HOW TO SETR UP REMOTE.
 
if you have anything else on the aerial cable before the tv without scart leads to the tv a video recorder for example make sure they are turned on other wise they wont be found this is assuming you tv has an analogue tuner as well as digital
 
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Get one of your grandchildren round. Pass them the remote. Step out of the room for about 5 minutes. Come back into room. Bingo ;) ;) everything works. :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:
 
Get one of your grandchildren round. Pass them the remote. Step out of the room for about 5 minutes. Come back into room. Bingo ;) ;) everything works. :LOL: :LOL: :LOL: :LOL:

thanks JJ i lol at this comment my 19 year old son wondered what was funny and when i explained he REALY understood :LOL: :LOL:
 
Not quite old enough for grand kids who could sort this out, but thanks for the replies. I will borrow some from next door.
 
it should be as simple as connect the aerial' batteries in the remote control 'connect any boxes with scart or coax leads '
then plug in the mains and follow instructions on the screen

but what ever you do plug in the mains last to avoid auto tune starting before properly connected
 

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