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    - Open the administrative interface of your router, and set a static DHCP lease for your WebOS devices, i.e. to ensure that the displays always have the same IP-address on your LAN.
 2. Download the setup package and install. This will install and start the service (LGTVsvc.exe), and also install the user interface (LGTV Companion.exe).
 3. Open the user interface from the Windows start menu.
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 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77928210/110210490-371e7500-7e92-11eb-9552-a50b404a60d4.png)
 
-5. Click the 'Scan' button to let the application try and automatically find network attached WebOs devices (TVs)
-6. Optionally, click the drop down button to manually add, remove, configure the parameters of respective devices, this includes the network IP-address, and the physical address, i.e. the MAC(s). This information can easily be found in the network settings of the TV.
+4. Click the 'Scan' button to let the application try and automatically find network attached WebOs devices (TVs) (This button is called 'Configure' in the screenshot above)
+5. Optionally, click the drop down button to manually add, remove, configure the parameters of respective devices, this includes the network IP-address, and the physical address, i.e. the MAC(s). This information can easily be found in the network settings of the TV.
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 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77928210/110210517-4ac9db80-7e92-11eb-9d74-678fea1f535a.png)
 
-8. In the main application window, use the checkboxes to select what power events (shutdown, restart, suspend, resume, idle) the respective devices shall respond to.
-9. Optionally, tweak additional settings, by clicking on the hamburger icon. Note that enabling logging can be very useful if you are facing any issues.
+6. In the main application window, use the checkboxes to select what power events (shutdown, restart, suspend, resume, idle) the respective devices shall respond to.
+7. Optionally, tweak additional settings, by clicking on the hamburger icon. Note that enabling logging can be very useful if you are facing any issues.
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 ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77928210/110210530-5917f780-7e92-11eb-81af-32866203ae41.png)
 
 >if your OS is not localised in english, you must in the 'additional settings' dialog click the correct checkboxes to indicate what words refer to the system restarting/rebooting (as opposed to shutting down). This is needed because there is no better (at least known to me) way for a service to know if the system is being restarted or shut down than looking at a certain event in the event log. But the event log is localised, and this approach saves me from having to build a language table for all languages in the world. Note that if you don't do this on a non-english OS the application will not be able to determine if the system is being restarted or shut down. The difference is of course that the displays should not power off when the system is restarted.
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 ## Commandline arguments
 
-*LGTV Companion.exe ![mainwnd](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/77928210/110210465-1f46f100-7e92-11eb-963e-9978afc35e24.JPG)
--[poweron|poweroff|autoenable|autodisable] [Device1|Name] [Device2|Name] ... [DeviceX|Name]*
+*LGTV Companion.exe -[poweron|poweroff|autoenable|autodisable] [Device1|Name] [Device2|Name] ... [DeviceX|Name]*
 - *-poweron* - power on a device.
 - *-poweroff* - power off a device
 - *-autoenable* - temporarily enable the automatic management of a device, i.e. to respond to power events. This is effective until next restart of the service. (I personally use this for my home automation system).