How to Set Up Autorun Start Screen Options on Samsung TV

Configure Autorun Start Screen Options on Samsung TV to automatically launch Smart Hub Home, last used app, or Multi View when turning on your TV. Learn setup steps for 2015–2023 models.

Set up Autorun Start Screen Options on your Samsung TV to control what appears when you power on your device. These settings let you automatically open Smart Hub Home, the last used app, or Multi View for seamless viewing experiences.

1. What Are Autorun Start Screen Options?

Autorun Start Screen Options allow your Samsung TV to automatically resume where you left off. You can configure:

- Start with Smart Hub Home: Automatically display Smart Hub Home when the TV turns on. If disabled, the last used source appears instead.

- Autorun Last App: Launch the last used application automatically upon startup.

- Autorun Multi View Mirroring: Automatically activate Multi View when mirroring your mobile screen.

- Autorun Multi View Casting: Enable Multi View automatically when casting YouTube content from your mobile device.

Note: Some features may vary depending on your TV model and year. Not all apps support Autorun Last App.

2. How to Access Start Screen Options

Follow these steps to access and configure Autorun Start Screen Options based on your TV model year:

1. 2023 Model TVs: Go to Settings > All Settings > General & Privacy > Start Screen Options.
2. 2022 Model TVs: Navigate to Menu > Settings > All Settings > General & Privacy > Start Screen Options.
3. 2017–2021 Model TVs: Select Settings > General > Smart Features.
4. 2016 Model TVs: Go to Settings > System > Expert Settings > Autorun Last App/Smart Hub.
5. 2015 Model TVs: Choose Menu > Smart Hub > Auto-start Settings.

3. Supported Samsung TV Models

These settings are available on most Samsung TVs from 2015 to 2023, including:

- QLED TVs

- Neo QLED TVs

- Micro LED TVs

- Crystal UHD TVs

- The Frame and The Serif TVs

4. Additional Things to Check

If you're having trouble accessing or configuring these settings, consider the following:

- Ensure your TV is running the latest software version.

- Verify that the app you want to autorun supports this feature.

- Restart your TV if the settings menu doesn't load properly.

5. Related Samsung Support Topics

→ How to update Samsung TV software

→ How to use Multi View on Samsung TV

→ How to reset Samsung TV settings