Interesting. Anyone else solve the "connect" problem with a "factory reset"? And by solve, I mean solve for at least ten days or more, not just a day or two. I've done the "network reset" several times and that only worked for about a day.
The network reset never worked. The factory reset was since the day I asked the question. I think it’s been a month. It’s back to normal.
No. I have to do it every time I turn on the TV which is totally ridiculous. If I didn't have two of these TV's mounted on the walls I would throw them away and get a different brand of TV. Tried the software update also and nothing.
How do you do a factory reset? Does that not erase everything in your TV?
Same here. The one in the bedroom started about a month ago and now the one in the living room is doing the same thing.
I tried leaving it on and it turns itself off.
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I was intrigued by the Factory Reset solution proposed by @Domamari since it seemed to solve his connect problem. I previously tried my own workaround by plugging in an old Roku stick into the HDMI port of my Phillips Roku TV, then setting the TV to go to the HDMI port when it powers on. That workaround gave me a working TV since that particular Roku stick never had a connection problem in the past. However, it seemed ridiculous to plug a Roku stick into a Roku TV.
So yesterday (Sat, July 6), out of curiosity, I did a factory reset of the Phillips Roku TV, connected it to wifi and logged into my Roku account. Setup was easy peasy, just like the first time I did this when I first installed the TV.
My TP-Link Deco X68 mesh system has three networks: (1) the main mesh network (currently includes both 2.4G and 5G); (2) guest network (currently set to 2.4G); and (3) IOT network (also currently set to 2.4G). Based on a prior suggestion from a Roku tech support person several months ago, I connected the TV to the IOT network to make sure the TV only saw 2.4G. At the moment, nothing else is connected to that IOT network.
It's only been one day so no valid conclusions can be reached. However, I turned the TV on three times today with several hours in between. It connected each time. That's promising, but there's no telling what will happen tomorrow or the next day. I'll give it a week or two and report back.
Clearly, there is some sort of bug that causes Roku TV's to disconnect and fail to reconnect to wifi. Hopefully, the Roku people can find the bug and fix it - permanently.
Doesn't a factory reset erase everything? I do not want to redo all that I have saved on my TV.
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Where is the update to this issue? There are multiple threads in Roku forum that has the same root issue, but Moderators keep asking for information on specs/etc but no update/solution is given.
If it's a known issue that's being addressed, can you please provide an update to us Roku users please?! Roku issues keep crashing my Verizon router this past MONTH when it went YEARS without any issues.
Please if you can provide an update or expectations on timing if there's a software upgrade planned (hopefully imminently) that will fix this.