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[bpg]

I'm using one of the TCL Roki TVs as a computer monitor, and the other as a stand alone TV.

When I try to change something on one (power, volume, app), it does the same to the other TV at the same time.  Is there a way to "unpair" so each remote is only identified by the TV I purchased it with? Hoping for a simpler option than returning one of the 2 TVs for a TV from another brand.

TCL - 50" Class 4-Series 4K UHD HDR Smart Roku TV

Model:50S45

SKU:6514455

[Tivoburkee]

You can abandon the IR remotes included with tv, switch both to wifi voice remotes which only control one Roku device at a time. 

[bpg]

Thanks! When you say wifi, do you mean using the Roku app? Or something else? Haven’t heard of wifi voice remotes before

[KarmenGibson]

I’m looking for the same answer. Going to keep looking. Hopefully someone can answer this for us. 

[renojim]

Either of the Roku Voice Remotes will pair to one and only one Roku TV at a time.

https://www.roku.com/products/accessories

[bpg]

Thanks so much - hadn’t realized those existed until just now.  Ordered!

[Bob08230]

Very Simple. Download the Roku app on your phone, and you can then operate each individually. I actually have an old phone that I use for this.