For the past 2 weeks, my TCL roku has been disconnecting itself from my wifi randomly. I've been in the middle of watching shows and it all of a sudden says " not connected ", but my wifi is still connected to all of the other tvs in the house. I have had to unplug the TV for a while, and then replug it to get connection back to this TV.
This has happened everyday , and has become nerve wrecking. Any suggestions on how to make this stop happening ?
I had 2 Rokus. One (older one still works). The newly purchased one had same problem. I exchanged it for the same model the same day. Had the same problem. After reading all the form letter replies to this problem, and getting the same bs answers from Roku support, I FINALLY spoke to someone in support that admitted it was a software issue. Said it had “priority status” to be fixed. Hmmmm…. The problem was first reported on this forum over a year ago ! I’m not mad about the software having a glitch but rather how Roku has not addressed it and knew about it for over a year !
So I solved the problem myself. I returned the second bad Roku and purchased a competitors streamer. Works great and about $40 cheaper.
PROBLEM SOLVED !
Hi, @mspljackson
Thanks for posting, and welcome to the Roku Community.
We appreciate you for sharing the problem you've encountered with your TCL Roku TV that keeps disconnecting from your network, and we're here to assist. We'd recommend performing the troubleshooting steps below in order to resolve the issue.
Restart your Roku TV
Restart your network connection
After the network reset is done, your Roku device will restart and you will need to return to the Settings menu and set up your wireless network again. It is also recommended to restart your network modem/router for better results.
If none of the steps above resolve the issue, kindly connect to an alternative network, such as an active mobile hotspot, to see if you're able to maintain a connection. If it does, then the issue is likely rooted in your modem/router, and you'll need to contact your Internet Service Provider to address the issue.
Keep us posted on what you find out.
Best wishes,
Kash
I have tried all the things listed and EVERY time I turn on my Roku TV, I have to reconnect to the internet. I also have issues in the middle of watching something. I bought a Roku TV because we had issues with our other Roku device. This is really pissing me off.
This has been happening to me as well. If I watch anything for longer than a few hours, the Roku TV losses connectivity.
When I go to rescan the network to set-it back up, the scan for Wi-Fi connections doesn't work, and I have to reset the network adapter in the settings, wait for the Roku TV to restart, then I can scan for Wi-Fi connection spots, select mine, then I have to reenter the password (annoying as **bleep** with the stupid on screen keyboard - why since the TV has Bluetooth, they just don't allow a bluetooth keyboard to be used I have no clue.)
In any case, my Wi-Fi signal is high, the network is working fine, the router is working fine (no other device connected loosed internet connectivity), and the signal is fine. This is a problem with the Roku software.
The problem has become so annoying that I'm considering getting a new TV and dumping Roku completely. If they have a known issue that affects every device and they haven't fixed it in over a year, it is just a sign that the company sucks.
I don't need the aggravation and won't recommend Roku to anyone.
Hi, @NilDevNull
Thanks for the post.
We appreciate your for sharing this information with us, and we understand the issue you are experiencing with your Roku TV not connecting to the internet connection. We'd like to help in resolving this matter.
To assist us in investigating this matter further, please provide the following information (if possible):
Once we gather the information requested above, our team will review this case and investigate it further.
Your response would be much appreciated.
Best wishes,
Kash
That is exactly how ove been feeling. This is vryond annoying & completely unnecessary. I really hope that they are seeing these comments & take some sort of action to fix this issue.
Hi, @mspljackson
Thanks for posting here in the Roku Community.
We understand that you are having the same issue as reported by other users in this thread. Please be assured that we acknowledge your concern, and we are here to help in resolving the problem at hand.
For this matter to be addressed, we'd like to collect the following details requested above this thread in my post so our team can work on the issue further.
Once the details are available, an investigation will be conducted, and we will provide an update once our team has made progress on a resolution.
We hope for your response.
Best wishes,
Kash
Not going to bother jumping through these hoops. I've been here before with the same issue and nothing was ever resolved. The only direction is to just keep doing what I'm already doing. Useless. Just fix the WiFi issue... this shouldn't be hard to do. It's YOUR software that's the problem, afterall.