Replaced USB Power Cable with Wi-Fi Receiver with standard micro USB cable
My USB power cable with long-range wi-fi receiver was recently broken, so I replaced it with a standard micro USB cable on my Roku streaming stick+. Now I can't pair my remote or do anything to advance past the home screen.
Is that power cable required to receive wi-fi? If so, I guess my dumb cable isn't sufficient to restore connectivity.
The USB Power Cable with Long-range Wi-Fi® Receiver found here for the 3810/3811 Roku Streaming Stick + https://www.roku.com/products/accessories/usb-power-cable-with-long-range-wifi-receiver, is required in order to connect to the network (receive wifi), and to connect/use remote.
If you have the Streaming Stick 3820/3821 (4k/4k+), you can use an ethernet adapter (which would provide you a wired connection) if you are close enough to your router to run ethernet cable, and you should be again be good to go. Otherwise, the link for the replacement 3820/3821 cable is located here https://www.roku.com/products/accessories/usb-power-cable-with-long-range-wifi-receiver-streaming-stick-4k-and-4k-plus