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=== Assistant: Got it — sounds like your PC is sending commands to your TV like powering it on/off, switching inputs, or controlling v… ===
Got it — sounds like your PC is sending commands to your TV (like powering it on/off, switching inputs, or controlling volume). This usually happens because of HDMI-CEC or a similar feature. Here’s how to stop it:

===== Most TVs have an HDMI-CEC setting that allows connected devices (like your PC) to control them. =====
* On LG TVs it’s called Simplink (HDMI-CEC).
* On Samsung TVs it’s Anynet+.
* On Sony TVs it’s Bravia Sync.
* On Vizio TVs it’s CEC.

🔹 Go to your TV’s Settings > General > HDMI-CEC (name may vary) and turn it off.

===== - On Windows 10/11: - If you’re using an NVIDIA GPU → open NVIDIA Control Panel > Display > Set up digital audio and uncheck HDMI devices. - If you’re using Intel graphics → open Intel Graphics Command Center > Display > General and disable HDMI-CEC (if available). - AMD cards sometimes also have HDMI-CEC options in Radeon Settings. =====

===== Some HDMI cables/adapters don’t carry CEC signals. If you only want video/audio (not control signals), a CEC-blocking HDMI adapter will stop your PC from sending commands to the TV. =====

===== Sometimes PC remote-control software (LG TV Plus, Samsung SmartThings, etc.) can make it seem like the PC is “controlling” the TV. If you installed one of these apps or drivers, disable/uninstall them. =====

👉 Can you tell me exactly what’s happening?
For example:
* Does your TV turn on/off when your PC does?
* Does your PC remote/keyboard control TV volume?
* Or is it something else (like inputs changing automatically)?

That’ll help me give you the exact steps.