Depending on how badly your Roku is behaving, you can either perform a restart from the Settings menu or do a factory reset.

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Unplugging your Roku can provide a quick reset, taking minimal time to avoid device malfunctions. System restart through settings or remote control can effectively resolve frozen Roku issues. As a ...

The easiest way to change the input on a Roku TV is to go through the Settings menu, where you can choose which input you ...

The correct steps to reset a Roku remote depend on the kind of remote you have. For some remotes, you just need to reinsert the batteries. Other remotes have you press and hold the back button and ...

Roku devices provide access to digital streaming content on your television. Your Roku device could be a stick or a set-top ...

Roku is the #1 streaming device in the US, in part because of the free streaming options it offers. Turn on TV > go through the setup process to log in to a Roku account or create a new one. You can't ...

Excess cached data can slow your Roku and cause apps to lag. A quick system reset clears this and restores smooth performance.

Roku devices for streaming your favorite channels directly to your TV have been around for almost two decades, and if you've got one of those older devices, it's possible you're dealing with subpar ...

If your Roku starts acting up right when the action gets good, you're not the only one dealing with it. Buffering, laggy menus and random restarts are all common issues - but they're usually easy to ...

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