When I was setting up my new Roku Streaming Stick I couldn't connect to my network (CenturyLink) due to error code 14.50. I called CenturyLink Support and there is a setting in "Advanced Setup" that needs to be changed. Select "DHCP Settings" from the LAN Settings section and scroll to option 4 "Set the DHCP name special character state" and select "Allow Special Characters" and click Apply. Go back to your Streaming Stick setup and you will now be able to connect to your CenturyLink network.
When I was setting up my new Roku Streaming Stick I couldn't connect to my network (CenturyLink) due to error code 14.50. I called CenturyLink Support and there is a setting in "Advanced Setup" that needs to be changed. Select "DHCP Settings" from the LAN Settings section and scroll to option 4 "Set the DHCP name special character state" and select "Allow Special Characters" and click Apply. Go back to your Streaming Stick setup and you will now be able to connect to your CenturyLink network.
Hi @miakl,
Welcome to the Roku Community!
I understand that you are unable to connect your wireless network with an error message, is that correct?
For the 14.50 error message, we suggest restarting your Roku device and your router.
For full information on this, you can take a look at this link: What should I do if I cannot connect to my home network or the internet? | Official Roku Support
Hope this helps! Let us know if you have any other concerns.
Regards,
Mary
Oh, my goodness! Thank you so much!
I just read the 4th or 5th article telling me my router was too far away, and this completely fixed the problem.
You are a true gentleman and a scholar!
You are the man! Thanks a lot! That worked out!
THANKS VERY MUCH .. GREAT HELP
Thank you so much for this, we’ve been trying everything for the last week since getting Century Link internet and could not figure it out until we tried this...problem solved!
When I was setting up my new Roku Streaming Stick I couldn't connect to my network (CenturyLink) due to error code 14.50. I called CenturyLink Support and there is a setting in "Advanced Setup" that needs to be changed. Select "DHCP Settings" from the LAN Settings section and scroll to option 4 "Set the DHCP name special character state" and select "Allow Special Characters" and click Apply. Go back to your Streaming Stick setup and you will now be able to connect to your CenturyLink network.
I m having the same problem with my new roku premiere with rise broadband i checked for settings you mentioned and they are on automatic
how do I get to "advanced setup?"
Okay I figured out how to get to advanced settings HOWEVER, #4 does not have the option you stated. It has this instead:
4. Set the DNS servers allocated with DHCP requests.
DHCP DNS Type: | Default Servers | Custom Servers |
BTW, I contacted centurylink and the three people I talked to were absolutely worthless. They had no idea what the **bleep** they were doing.