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Kristinjones88's avatar
2 years ago

Roku tv not saving my apps and logging me out of everything

every time I turn off my tv and come back to it later it doesn’t have any of my apps on the screen and I have to keep downloading everything and relogging into the the accounts. Does anyone know why this is happening and how I can fix it?

5 Replies

  • RokuERey's avatar
    RokuERey
    Retired Moderator

    Hi Kristinjones88,

    A warm welcome here in the Roku Community and thanks for reaching out!

    We'd like to be of assistance here and see how we can better isolate this case.

    Let us know...

    • When did you start seeing the issue occur?
    • Does this also happen if you perform these steps? From Settings>>System>>Power>>System restart.

    Tell us more about this so that we can further assist you.

    Best regards,
    Rey

    • KSCVogel's avatar
      KSCVogel
      Reel Rookie

      Rey,

      Although the original poster (@Kristinjones88) has not replied to this, I ended up here searching for the same problem.  I have a Roku TV (Insignia Model #NS-43DR620NA18) running software version 12.5.5.  (Build 4174).  I have checked for a software update, but it is showing all software up to date.  

      About 2 weeks ago (also around the time that the original poster posted), I noticed when I turned my tv off and then turned it back on, many of my downloaded apps had disappeared.  Apps like YouTube, Max, Apple+, and Dropout.  These 4 will not stay loaded on my television.  However, Prime Video, Roku Channel, Paramount+, Disney+, Peacock, YouTubeTV, Hulu, and Netflix all seem to be okay. 

      Thoughts?  Solutions?  

      • renojim's avatar
        renojim
        Community Streaming Expert

        KSCVogel, if you have multiple Roku devices then any app added/removed from one device will get added/removed from all devices linked to the same account.  If you only have one device, the first question is did you ever have another device that you returned, gave away, or sold?  The next question is, did you get this TV from someone else?

        Check the email address that's displayed under Settings->System->About?  If it isn't yours, you need to factory reset the TV, create your own Roku account, and link the TV to the new account.  If it is yours, use that email address to log in at https://my.roku.com and check the list of devices linked to your account.  If you don't recognize any of them, you can unlink them from your account.

        We'll probably see a post from someone else wondering about how YouTube, Max, Apple+, and Dropout keep getting added to their device.  🙂