Unpair remote to my TV
I have a streaming stick plus plugged into my hdmi port. I originally set up the remote to pair with my tv so it could control the power and volume. I now have a sound bar and the roku remote paired t...
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This still doesn’t say how to unpair the remote. I don’t want the roku remote to control the tv. It did it automatically, it should have a simple unpair button in settings. Bad user experience. Please share how to unpair, as resetting the roku and remote didn’t fix this auto feature not everybody wants.
You can't unpair it, you can only pair to different tv so won't control your current tv anymore. You don't have to have second tv to do this, go into the remote programming to program tv, skip any positive results by lying and clicking no, only click yes when it doesn't mute the sound.
settings> remote & devices> remote> remote in use> program tv> now start lying!
Tried the following but after I select no for hearing sound the only options are try again or cancel.
You have to select yes which is part of the solution mentioned above. There should be an option to reset the pairing completely which wasn't a thought out use case. I unpaired and reset the remote several times and it still turned off my TV. Very frustrating.
I have the same problem. I originally set up my Roku Express 4k to pair with my NS-LCD32 Insignia TV. The problem is that I can power the TV on and off, but the Roku does not power on at the same time. Sometimes it takes two or three presses of the power button to get both on at the same time, sometimes I can power the TV on and then quickly press the power button again to get the Roku to turn on, but most often I end up having to keep pressing the power button and just hope the two eventually power on at the same time. This morning I could NOT get the Roku to connect at all (possibly a wi-fi issue). Either way, I want the remote to work ONLY for the Roku -- I want to use the original TV remote to power it on and adjust the volume. What is the easiest way to do that?
