We have hooked everything up to the computer and all it does is blink in the back. It doesn't come on when we push the button. We just moved it here from Texas but it was packed well. What are we doing wrong. IT IS PLUGGED IN.
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Check plug in roku stick and in electrical outlet for a good connection pull out and push back in..Their is a small reset button on ROKU,push it ,it will then show a blinking white light,if not you may have a bad roku stick.
Hook up ROKU stick BEFORE you put batteries in remote,after you put in batteries you will have to push button near batteries.
The remote should start blinking a green light this means it is trying to pair up with roku stick.If it does a purple sceen will appear on tv.Push home button remote and tv should give you a code.This code has to be entered at ROKU site link on computer.
It might be in a corrupted hybernation mode. Try turning the computer off by pushing the power button for 10 seconds and then do not choose resume but the other option.
This is a problem that is not easy to repair. The power button is usually injection molded on a frame and is very thin plastic. IT can break and move off center from the button that it activates on the circuit board. It can also push the circuit board away from the button. There is almost nothing that you can do if the plastic breaks. You can disassemble it and see if you can move it back into position or you can replace the whole unit.
First, unplug everything. This means, remove all your equipment from any power connection. Many people think that just turning a piece of equipment off and on will solve the problem. Actually as long as the equipment is plugged in, there is power to the circuits this prevents a complete reset. Now, after maybe 30 seconds, plug in the modem and the router and then turn on your computer (I'm assuming there is at least one computer wired to the router). If the lights keep on blinking, push the reset button in the back of the router to try to reset it. If these two things don't work, you can assume the router has been damaged, possibly by a power surge and must be replaced.
There is a central antennae that hooks directly to the computer via USB plug...on that central hub is a button, this is a component connect button, push the button on the antennae first and as it is blinking, push the connect button on the keyboard, it may be green in color and you may need an ink pen to depress it....just make sure that you depress it while the other unit is still blinking. This will connect the component to the hub. If you follow the procedure and it does not immediately connect, reboot and perform the procedure again.....try to move the hub to another usb port before you power back up.
It sounds like your power switch (the buttone you push to turn on the computer) is stuck, or you have a bad power supply (that provide power to the computer). Electric components sometimes go back if they are not used often.
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