Xiaomi TV remote not working or not found

Xiaomi TV phone remotes usually fail because the code expired, the TV is on another network, or a power saving feature put the TV to sleep.

Depends on the TV system

Zorvo is designed for this brand's models that run Google TV, Android TV or Roku TV. Testing on real TVs is still in progress, and other systems are not supported yet.

Likely causes, most common first

The pairing code did not work

Close the code window on the TV, start again, and type the new code.

How to fix it

  1. Open pairing in Zorvo again.
  2. Type the new code.
  3. Update Android TV Remote Service on the TV if needed.

Different network

Same Wi-Fi, no VPN, no guest network.

The TV is asleep

Wake it with its own button and tap Retry in Zorvo.

Phone power saving ends the link

Some Xiaomi phones aggressively stop background apps. Allow Zorvo to run without battery restrictions if the link keeps dropping.

Menu names may differ by TV model and software version.

Checks for every TV

  • Phone and TV on the same Wi-Fi network. Guest networks and some mesh or extender setups separate devices.
  • Phone VPN or private DNS turned off while pairing.
  • Phone has not switched to mobile data. Some Wi-Fi networks without internet make Android leave them: choose Stay connected when asked.
  • Local network or nearby devices permission is allowed for Zorvo in Android settings.
  • As a last step, add the TV by its IP address in Zorvo (the IP is usually in the TV's network settings).

Full checklist: TV not found on the network

Questions about Xiaomi TV

The connection drops when the screen turns off.

Battery saver on the phone can end the link. Exempt Zorvo from battery optimization.

My Xiaomi TV is not found at all.

It may run a different interface or be on another network. Run the compatibility check.

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Last reviewed: 2026-11-14

Zorvo is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Samsung, LG, Roku, Sony, Google, Amazon, Philips, TCL, Hisense, Xiaomi, Vizio, Panasonic or any other TV maker. All product names, logos and trademarks belong to their owners and are used only to describe compatibility. Compatibility depends on the TV model, its software version and your network. Run the in-app compatibility check to see what your TV supports.