"No signal" display with Samsung TV with Apple TV

Hello,
I just purchased a Samsung model code UN39FH5000FXZA TV and attached my new apple tv with HDMI cord. Each time I turn the TV on I get a 'no signal' display when I am on the setting for apple TV. I must unplug the apple TV from the electrical outlet and replug, then it will appear on TV normally. I have spent time 'googling' answers and it seems that many are having similar issues. I have tried different HDMI cables, reversing the HDMI cable, switching the HDMI2 and setting it to the "PC" setting. The only advice I wasn't able to do was accessing the TV service menu and disabling 'hotplug' which seemed to work for many people. I am able to access this menu but 'hotplug' is no where to be found. Maybe it was on older TVs. Any advice would be greatly appreciated. I certainly do not want to unplug and re-plug each time I turn on the TV.
Thank you!

We also have a Samsung and just recently had a problem with ATV not showing signal... Latee I realized I guess one by one the hdmi was slowly bugging... None of the hdmi devices were giving a signal... So this may make you smack your own forehead... I turned off the TV... Unplugged it for about 10secs... Replugged... And viola... All is working again... Hope that helps!

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