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squidy
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Re: Roku immediately disconnects from WiFi after connecting

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Hi all, I am glad to hear it is working for some people, but sad to say it is still not working for me. I power cycled twice, restarted it once, updated the software, reconnected to the network at least 3 times, and it just does not stay connected to my wifi. It immediately disconnects. Error code 016.

I did try my phone hotspot and it seemed to stay connected to that, …~however~… the Roku never had issues with the same main network before, and it is not practical to me to use my hotspot in order to use the Roku when I have WiFi. Maybe it is a network issue, but again, as I live at an apartment complex with their WiFi, I don’t think there is anything I can do. And none of my other devices ever have connection issues.

Oh well. Thank you all for your input and trying to solve this issue, the support has been phenomenal!

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RokuArjiemar
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Community Moderator

Re: Roku immediately disconnects from WiFi after connecting

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Hello! @squidy,

Thanks for the post,

We appreciate you reaching out to us about the issue with your Roku device. We're pleased to assist.

The error code 016 indicates a weak Wi-Fi signal. This is why you don't experience any issues using your phone's hotspot. Try selecting the 2.4 GHz band of your network for all your Roku devices and see if the connection stabilizes. If so, it could just be an interference/strength issue.

Please keep us posted on what you find out, and we will be happy to continue assisting you further. We look forward to hearing back from you.

Thanks,
Arjiemar

Arjiemar
Roku Community Moderator
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Re: Roku immediately disconnects from WiFi after connecting

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This is more BS. I think the only true fix for this issue is to not use these devices.

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