How to troubleshoot paramount error code 3005 Smart TV Best?

[StormyHuda]

The last mistake I have on my hand right now is the paramount error code 3005 and I can't seem to get past the loading screen. I've read online that this sometimes is due to outdated version of the app, and/or due to an unstable DNS, but I'm not really sure how to change the DNS settings on a Samsung Smart TV. has someone else had success by simply changing from Wi-Fi to Ethernet cable, or was this more account-level issue? I really need to catch up on my shows at night, and so if there a some sort of "quick fix" which doesn't include a factory reset of my TV, please share it!

 

[AnnisHayma]

It is the traditional Samsung television glitch. To edit the DNS without resetting the factory, head to the settings, then tap General, then Network and lastly Network Status. Allows it to run the check, and click IP Settings. Switch the DNS Setting to Enter Manually and enter 8.8.8.8(DNS of Google). This usually solves the hand shake problem which leads to the 3005 error. Moreover, ensure that you do not simply press the remote control button to turn the TV off but hold the remote control power button button to 5 seconds so that the TV would restart, clear off the system cache.

 

[AnnP111966]

Oh, the death loading screen. Switching to Ethernet could possibly solve it, if your Wi-Fi is as old as the stone age, but, frankly speaking, Paramount+ is being held together by duct tapes and prayer to last. You are essentially asking a TV designed to run a high-def to operate an app that is designed to run on a potato. Hopefully that works with those DNS settings!

 

[Evelinawright]

Error 3005 on Tizen-based OS (Samsung) is typically a consequence of TCP timeout during the DRM verification. In case the change of DNS does not work, find out whether your router is using IPv6. In other cases, turning off IPv6 on your router configuration and making the TV change to IPv4 gets the Paramount servers a more stable connection. Ethernet is never inferior when it comes to minimizing packet loss and this is one of the conditions that make this particular code to be activated.

 

[ArthurMex]

I resolved my problem by issuing the solution which is taking off the TV, taking a ten-minute break, and then performing a little dance in front of the screen. Seriously speaking, having a quick fix is usually one just playing the show on your phone a minute or so and then checking your TV again. The app has to think you are serious about watching before it actually makes its mind up about it.

 

[Ghausmakin]

You are always accusing DNS when did you look at your real account? I have noticed 3005 appear in the event of a glitch in the payment or conflict with too many streams. Attempt to log out of your TV app and log in. Types on your password with a remote are annoying, but it is less time-consuming than trying to get your network backbone.

 

[megamind]

Yes! Conversion to Ethernet was a complete game changer with me! My Samsung TV would just keep on hanging on the loading screen but after wiring it, the 3005 error disappeared. In case you are unable to use a long cable you can use Powerline adapter. It is a lot more reliable than Wi-Fi when it comes to these picky streaming applications!

 

[ethancarter]

It is an app cache problem. Tap Apps Settings (gear icon) Paramount+ Reinstall. Simply do not update it, but select Reinstall and make it pull the files afresh.

 

[Olivier]

Feeling your pain I just wanted to watch Survivor and got caught in this loop and spent two hours there. What happened to me was the forgetting of the Wi-Fi network in the TV settings and connecting again. It appears to cause the TV to take a new internal IP address, and purges any strangeness that was leading to the 3005 crash.

 

[captainghost]

Google DNS (8.8.8.8) is recommended by everybody, however, experiment with Cloudflare (1.1.1.1). It can be a speedier way of streaming metadata. A factory reset is also not worth it, unless it is practically the TV hardware. It is 90 percent of how the app interacts with the firewall of your router. Ensure that Secure DNS is switched on in your router and attempt switching it off.

 

[rebeccareed]

It is a bit of poetry that we should now have these so-called Smart TVs which are outsmarted by one error code. We are in the hands of a nonsensual dialogue between a computer in a desert and a box in our living room. 3005, is only digital translation, the connection lost in translation.