I have two identical Roku Streaming Stick+s, both powered up nearly 100% of the time. They use the same account so the apps installed are identical or nearly identical. On one, when I launch the YouTube TV app it occasionally (maybe once a week) has to reinstall or update, because I see the circular progress bar with percentages. Maybe I just always miss it, but I have never seen this on the other Streaming Stick+. Is there any other explanation for why this would happen?
Hi @lolit6,
Greetings and welcome to the Roku Community!
When you link multiple Roku devices to a single Roku account, the channels and purchases will be the same on each device. When a channel is added or removed on one device, the channel is automatically added or removed on all devices linked to that account that support the channel. In this case, it seems like your
Roku streaming device is checking for available updates with the channels linked with to your Roku account. As of now, we recommend checking the version/model of YouTube TV and you can compare its version to your other Roku streaming device if it's the same or not. In addition, you can perform a system restart to fix this issue. To do this, navigate to Settings > System > System Restart.
Keep us posted on what you find out.
All the best,
Kash
Hi @lolit6,
Greetings and welcome to the Roku Community!
When you link multiple Roku devices to a single Roku account, the channels and purchases will be the same on each device. When a channel is added or removed on one device, the channel is automatically added or removed on all devices linked to that account that support the channel. In this case, it seems like your
Roku streaming device is checking for available updates with the channels linked with to your Roku account. As of now, we recommend checking the version/model of YouTube TV and you can compare its version to your other Roku streaming device if it's the same or not. In addition, you can perform a system restart to fix this issue. To do this, navigate to Settings > System > System Restart.
Keep us posted on what you find out.
All the best,
Kash
The Streaming Stick + (Model 3810) only has 512MB of storage for channels. If on the one, you are moving between multiple channels, it may run out, so it frees up memory to load a new one. When you go back to something not used for awhile, it will re-download and install it.