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Troubleshoot your Roku player or Roku TV
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Do you see "Unable to connect to wireless network" or "Not connected to the internet" on your Roku device? If your Roku won't connect to your Wi-Fi network anymore, you may have to adjust some of your router's settings or restart your Roku. Here's what to do if your Roku is not connecting to Wi-Fi.

Tips on Fixing Wi-Fi Issues on Roku

  • To fix Roku not connecting to Wi-Fi, restart your router, and then navigate to Settings > Network > Set up connection .
  • Make sure your router configuration is set to B/G/N, not just G/N.
  • Enable 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi if you have an older Roku device.
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  1. This can fix your internet connection if it's unstable. Before you try to troubleshoot your Roku, confirm your internet is working properly.
  2. This involves going into the Roku's menu. Do the following:
    • Navigate to Settings .
    • Select System .
    • Select Restart system .
    • Once on, navigate to Settings > Network > Set up connection .
  3. This involves unplugging the power cord. Do the following:
    • Unplug your Roku's power cord.
    • Unplug your Roku from your TV.
    • Wait 5 minutes.
    • Plug it back in.
    • Once on, navigate to Settings > Network > Set up connection .
  4. If your Roku device has a port for an ethernet cable, try using one for a better connection. If your Roku device connects via ethernet , it could be too far from your router to connect via Wi-Fi.
  5. If you updated your router recently, the settings may have affected the Roku's ability to stay connected.
    • Access your router settings and look for the B/G/N settings. If your router is set to anything other than B/G/N, fix it now.
    • If you're unable to access your router settings, you'll need to contact your internet provider for help.
  6. If you have both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi, make sure 2.4 GHz is still enabled; this is what some Roku models need to connect.
    • You can find this in your router's settings. If you're unable to access these settings, contact your internet provider for help.
  7. If all else fails, you can reset the Roku to its factory settings. Keep in mind this will erase everything on the device, including your apps and login information, so you'll need to set it up again. [1]
    • Select Settings .
    • Select System .
    • Select Advanced system settings .
    • Select Factory reset .
    • Select Factory reset everything .
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