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Small world. My 47LM8600 LG TV (which is 3D, from 2015!) occasionally fails to pop up its pop up menu when asked, the one that has the input list and so forth in it. Instead it shows a vague error about "memory problem" and prompts the user to factory reset the TV.
Turning it fully off and back on again fixes it, and the issue won't reoccur for usually several months.
Wow. Nice group of people with old LG WebOS TVs! I have an 42LBsomething with 3D. Works fine. Sometimes the YouTube App crashes because it's out of memory. But nowadays with all the ADs it's barely usable anyways.
Ha, definitely a small world. Mine's a 55UF770V.
Now I'm thinking the classic Windows troubleshooting method is used by LG...