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After firmware update on 4/19/2022 on my Roku 3, my Roku Media Player would no longer accept my 1 TB hard drive. It always worked before. I also learned that my Mom's Roku 3 has same issue. I tried a 128 GB thumb drive and it worked great. I just bought a brand-new Roku Ultra and it is working perfectly. I believe the issue is the firmware. You may recall this happened before a few years ago when Roku updated their Media Player and it stopped working. Then it got fixed when they updated the software again.
Get-Rich Yes, it's a bug that only affects the older players. There are several threads about it, and Roku is aware.
- Teduardo4 years agoBinge Watcher
atc98092 wrote:Get-Rich Yes, it's a bug that only affects the older players. There are several threads about it, and Roku is aware.
I think it's a "Marijuana" bug! :smileywink:
The upgrade was released on April 20, i.e. 420, and Roku is headquartered in San Jose, CA - one of the first states to legalize it.:smileywink:
Hey, Roku Engineers - You shouldn't be smoking pot when you are doing these upgrades!
Bwahahahahaha! :smileylol:
- new-user-123454 years agoReel Rookie
Today, my TV was updated to build 4184-12, which seems to have resolve the issue for me. The 256 GB SanDisk USB thumb drive (formatted with NTFS) is now recognized again by Roku Media Player, and videos play just fine (as was before the 11.0 update).
Thank you, Roku team, for fixing the issue.
- AirMojo4 years agoStreaming Star
new-user-12345What does your TV have to do with the issue ?
Most of us just have dumb TVs using a separate Roku 3 device.