Yes, you can easily resolve this issue by following the instructions below.

When you connect your Samsung TV for the first time, it will ask you to select Allow using your regular TV remote, or it may display a PIN code that you need to enter in the TVRem app on your iPhone or iPad.

Your TV settings store a list of all connected devices. You can check which devices have been granted access and, if necessary, allow devices that were accidentally blocked. The path to the relevant settings on your Samsung TV depends on its model year. If you're not sure which year your TV is from, follow this guide to find your Samsung TV model.

  • If your TV is from 2010–2011: Go to Menu > System > Network Remote Control.
  • If your TV is from 2012–2013: Go to Menu > Network > AllShare Settings > Content Sharing.
  • If your TV is from 2014–2015: Go to Menu > Network > Multimedia Device Settings (Manager).
  • If your TV is from 2016–2019: Go to Settings > General > External Device Manager > Device Connection Manager > Device List.
  • If your TV is from 2020–2024: Go to Settings > General > Network > Expert Settings > Mobile Device Manager.
  • If your TV is from 2024: Go to All Settings > Connection > Mobile Device Manager.

In this section, select the device marked Denied. Select it and change its status to Allow.

Note: These menu paths apply to most Samsung TV models, but they may differ on your TV. Check your TV's user manual for the exact path.