Yes did that. Other folks have the same issue after the update. At this point it's up to the Roku technical team to fix and send out a new update.
You specified the EXACT path to my problem! After reviewing the 4 options, I chose "Permissive". PROBLEM SOLVED IN 15 SECONDS. TY! TY! TY!
Husband unplugged the stick from receiver and then unplugged the power cord from the stick then put all back together plugged it in and started working . Fixed our problem with the remote , no sound , and fast forwarding issues .
When Roku updated their software recently, it killed my Logitech remote. I tried buying two other remotes and had the same problems. It took me 24 hours of fussing with my system to learn that you have to reset Roku setup to get third party remotes to work again. This new version contains additional settings that aren't well known. I had not yet changed/deleted/reinstalled the Watch Roku activity or the Roku device on my Harmony hubs, nor did I need to. The following change on the Roku’s solved the issue: Settings > System > Advanced System Settings > Control by Mobile apps > Network access. Change the setting to “Permissive”. I can once again control the Roku via the Harmony Hub remotes and the Harmony iPhone app. Hope the same works for you.
Thank God for you!
Thanks but my issue was caused by the last software update. Roku will fix it eventually.
Hi Community Users!
Hi Community Users!
Thank you for this suggestion. Another user who was using the Roku Remote app said this fixed his issue. Unfortunately it does not fix the issue of using a physical OEM TV remote. In my case it's an LG remote. It always worked, until the last Roku software update. There must be something else that the update changed.
We had the same issue after the most recent update. Our Universal Remote Control would no longer control our Roku Ultra. Our home system installer found the solution mentioned above - changing the remote access to "enabled." URC remote is fully functional after that change. Here's a video explaining it: