All Roku tvs disconnecting from wifi within min of connecting.
Hi! I searched earlier questions posted about Roku TVs disconnecting from WiFi and followed every single suggestion all the way down to having T-Mobile send me a new router. I have 4 Roku devices and 1 fire tv(the oldest tv in the house) Only the Roku TVs are disconnecting from the wifi. Then when trying to reconnect it takes an hour up to a day of the TVs being unplugged for it to reconnect to only disconnect minutes later. I’m on 2.5g with DFS disabled, factory reset multiple times, and I’m at my wits end. I’m ready to throw these TVs out and never buy Roku again. Please help this frustrated not tv watching women out. Thank you
Black screen on Element 75" Roku tv
That’s frustrating. A black screen on these TVs is often a backlight failure or main board issue. Try the flashlight test (shine a light on the screen to see if the menu is faint), and do a full power reset by unplugging for 10 minutes and holding the TV’s power button. If sound still plays, it’s usually the backlight. Sadly, repairs often cost close to a replacement.
Error 009
I have restarted my router , rested my internet connection, restarted my device , unplugged my tv , and factory reset my tv and all of my other roku tvs are working and connected to my internet. only one tv is not connecting and giving me the error 009. what do i need to do to get my roku tv to connect.
Roku not showing up in: "Works with Google Home" list. Unable to unlink old TV or link new TV
In the Google Home app I am trying to add my new Roku TV. Here are the steps I have taken where it does not show up: I open the Google home app Devices menu Add Works with Google Home Home Control menu shows list of connections already connected. I have Xbox and SmartLife. I use the search magnify glass to search for "Roku". No results appear. I also tried scrolling down to look for it without using the search function. Roku is not an available "Works with Google Home" connection to use I am using a Google Pixel 9 Pro XL. Please advise.Swivel tabletop VESA stand for Roku Select 43
I just bought a 43 inch Select that I am going to place in a small entertainment cabinet. Unfortunately, the included feet won’t keep the TV stable if I have to swivel it out to reach cables or power plugs. (With DIshTV box, soundbar, DVD player, and power strip in the same cabinet, I often have to reach behind the TV to adjust something.). I therefore need a more sturdy means of keeping the TV upright if I have to swing out one end to reach behind it. Amazon stocks a bunch of VESA desktop mounts that supposedly can hold a 43 inch set with 300 X 300 VESA mounting, but nearly all have tempered glass bases and a handful of 1-star reviews from owners whose TVs were destroyed when the glass bases suddenly shattered into tiny pieces, causing the TVs to hit the floor. I guess I would prefer something with a metal base but I am not having luck finding it. I also have very little vertical clearance under a non-adjustable shelf on which the DVD player and settop box reside. The mount therefore needs to be able to mount the set so that its bottom edge is no more than a couple of inches above the base. Can any of you recommend a tabletop stand that will meet my needs? If you have one with a tempered glass base, is there anything about the base to which I should pay special attention? Thanks for any help you can offer.
