@Strega wrote:
Otherwise, do a factory reset, and set the Roku to the new SSID and passphrase, then when it reactivates, just link it to your existing account. (ie: sign into that account - if your're not already - before clicking on the link that they email to you.)
My recommendation is don't do a Factory reset unless you absolutely have to. After a factory reset you have to set you Roku back up as though it were a brand new unit right out of the box. If you have a lot of channels that have to be logged into or authenticated with a tv provider, recovering from a Factory reset can be a lot of daunting work. If all you need to do is change your network connection parameters (SSID and password) so you can connect to your existing Roku account over a new network a Factory reset is overkill.
Just go to Settings > Network > Set up connection and connect to your new network. I take a Roku from home when I go to my timeshare and that's all I need to do to change my network connection.
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