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Firmware Flashing Guide for Toshiba 32W3754DB Smart TV with Vestel 17MB110 Board

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How do I flash the firmware on a Toshiba 32W3754DB Smart TV with a Vestel 17MB110 board that is stuck in a Toshiba logo boot loop?

To flash it, extract the firmware files to a FAT32-formatted USB stick, unplug the TV from power, insert the stick into the USB1 port, hold OK on the remote, reconnect power, and keep holding OK until the LED flashes quickly before releasing it [#20824859][#20825944] Use a USB stick of 16 GB or smaller [#20826314] After a successful update, the TV should restart by itself and you can remove the USB stick [#20824859] If it still boot-loops after a correct flash attempt, the board may have a faulty memory or processor [#20826385]
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  • #1 20823748
    babariba1
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    Toshiba 32W3754DB

    Smart TV just boots Toshiba logo and keeps repeating logo.

    Board is Vestel 17MB110.

    I don't know how to flash firmware.

    Is there someone here who could help? Thanks.
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  • #2 20824277
    querij
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    Please include a photo of the serial number label
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  • #3 20824461
    babariba1
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    A circuit board with various ports and connectors. Nameplate with model and manufacturer information. Information label of a Toshiba LCD TV.
  • #4 20824859
    querij
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    Extract the files to a USB stick, formatted in FAT32. With the LCD disconnected from the power supply, insert the pen into the USB1 port. Press and hold the ok key pressed and connect the LCD to power and only release the ok key when the equipment's LED is flashing quickly.
    After updating, the device restarts by itself, so you can remove the USB stick
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  • #5 20825399
    babariba1
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    again the same
    Toshiba logo then turns on then turns off, boot loop

    maybe is a problem with USB its 64GB Kingston formatted with GUI as FAT32
  • #6 20825944
    querij
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    Good morning, did you make sure that the LED was blinking quickly before you stopped pressing the "ok" key?
  • #7 20826227
    babariba1
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    Yes, I did everything like you wrote.
    Turned off the TV, formatted the USB as FAT32, copied the files onto the USB, put the USB in the TV, plugged the cable into the electrical outlet in the wall, pressed OK on the remote control, flashed green quickly, screen turned black, and then boot looped again.
  • #8 20826314
    yokoono51
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    Use a stick of maximum 16Gb.
  • #9 20826323
    babariba1
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    Yao i used a stick of 16gb Kingston 2.1
  • #10 20826385
    querij
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    Then it is likely that you have a faulty memory or processor.
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  • #11 20827765
    babariba1
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    But I tried with some Bush LCD software and successful was the installation.
    It says Bush logo but same boot loop.
    Tnx in advance
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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting a Toshiba 32W3754DB Smart TV that is stuck in a boot loop, displaying the Toshiba logo repeatedly. The TV is equipped with a Vestel 17MB110 board. Users suggest flashing the firmware by extracting files to a FAT32 formatted USB stick, inserting it into the TV, and following specific button-pressing instructions. However, the original poster encounters issues with the process, including potential problems with the USB stick and the possibility of faulty memory or processor. Attempts to use alternative firmware from a Bush LCD also result in the same boot loop issue.
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