Hi All
I have a Roku Ultra 4640X that was working fine for years on our mobile hotspots on 2 separate phones. A few days ago I noticed when phone 1 the Roku channel, Live TV and Streaming Channels do not load with the “failed to load content message”
Other channels seem to be fine.
If I try to remove the Roku channel I receive a no no connection message. Even though immediately the “ testing connection” option works fine
The other hotspot on phone 2 continues to work well on all channels.
At first I thought it was the Ad Blockers or Opera Browser with VPN I removed those then tried the following.
I have…
reset the network settings on the phone twice
renamed the hotspot multiple times
factory reset the Roku
readded the Roku device on the website
unplugged power to Ultra overnight
Device Model: 4640X
Serial Number: YP008P759042
Device ID: 7LC6987759042
I have exhausted all my theories.
Hoping an expert can assist
Thanks!
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Not an Apple/iOS user anymore, but what I have been reading, 17.4.1 is pretty buggy. 17.5 is supposed to be released in May that is supposed to address some of the bugs in 17.4.1.
Unfortunately, due to Apple not providing signatures on older versions, not really recommended currently to downgrade to previous versions because the device may actually get stuck back on an older version and not be able to upgrade again. (so, not for the faint of heart to attempt the downgrade).
Not sure if you are interested but you can try the beta 17.5 if you want. (sign up as beta tester, then from your device should see the beta build as available). Of course, no guarantees there won't be more bugs in the beta builds. https://beta.apple.com/
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Other than a possible buggy update, I think I would look under the Mobile Network connections of both phones (hotspots) and see if anything under the "APN" section stands out. I would also likely try a factory reset of the problem phone and see if that helps with any possible corruption.
The only difference in the hotspots of the iphones is one has not had the latest update. One works and one doesn't . I think Roku support should get in touch with Apple support as they are not thinking that way.
Hi @QZ,
Thanks for posting in the Roku Community!
We're sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused. We'd be more than happy to look into this further. May we know the mobile device model and version you used that has an issue? Also, have you tried connecting your Roku device to another wireless connection or connecting to your router using an Ethernet or wired network cable?
Please keep us posted on what you find out.
All the best,
Chel
@QZ,
Thanks for the update!
We'd like to take a closer into this. To further assist, I sent you a PM.
Thanks,
Rey
Any further developments on this?
I hope someone else can add to this…
Not an Apple/iOS user anymore, but what I have been reading, 17.4.1 is pretty buggy. 17.5 is supposed to be released in May that is supposed to address some of the bugs in 17.4.1.
Unfortunately, due to Apple not providing signatures on older versions, not really recommended currently to downgrade to previous versions because the device may actually get stuck back on an older version and not be able to upgrade again. (so, not for the faint of heart to attempt the downgrade).
Not sure if you are interested but you can try the beta 17.5 if you want. (sign up as beta tester, then from your device should see the beta build as available). Of course, no guarantees there won't be more bugs in the beta builds. https://beta.apple.com/
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Other than a possible buggy update, I think I would look under the Mobile Network connections of both phones (hotspots) and see if anything under the "APN" section stands out. I would also likely try a factory reset of the problem phone and see if that helps with any possible corruption.
Thank you AvsGunnar