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tinea20
Reel Rookie
3 years ago
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wifi connected but network unavailable

My Roku Express 3930X is receiving network error codes (such as 003 and 014) despite connectivity. It started about a week ago. I have tried everything I can think of. I have tried:

Checking connection
Set up connection 
Resetting the router/modem (everything else in the house is connected. I have 2.4 and 5 GHz capability with both illuminated.)
Unplugging and restarting router/modem
Unplugging the Roku and reconnecting after 30 seconds
System update
Network connection reset 
System reset
Factory reset

After the factory reset, it failed to authenticate for a while because the email wouldn't send and then the screen wouldn't refresh. It finally went through.

I set up my Netflix login. Afterward, clicking the Netflix icon takes me to a blank black screen.

Amazon sign-in worked at first but now produces an error message.

AppleTV gave error codes about connectivity until suddenly working. And then not working again.

Roku help says my device is not supported for calling in.

At this point, my Roku is an unreliable, unusable paperweight. Ideas appreciated. 

  • Update: My internet provider, Spectrum, had "quarantined my modem". It was not a Roku problem. Thank you for suggestions for help. 

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  • AvsGunnar's avatar
    AvsGunnar
    Community Streaming Expert

    tinea20 

    Your Roku 3930 is only 2.4ghz capable.  If you have a cable ISP (Xfinity/Comcast, Cox, or ATT), then go into your router settings and change/edit the "Wireless Mode" of your 2.4ghz band to b/g/n.

    After making the change, restart both the router and your Roku device.

    Feel free to post back with update if still having issues or need more help.

    • tinea20's avatar
      tinea20
      Reel Rookie

      Thanks for your reply. The 2.4 GHz setting is already b/g/n. There is an option for up to 54, 145, or 300 Mbps. 300 is selected. Does Roku 3930 require less?

      • tinea20's avatar
        tinea20
        Reel Rookie

        Update: My internet provider, Spectrum, had "quarantined my modem". It was not a Roku problem. Thank you for suggestions for help.