20 Most Recent Roku Streaming Stick - Page 4 Questions & Answers

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Yes you can the streaming stick uses HDMI and usb for power.

If you haven't done so already, you first need to create a Roku account at the following link: Welcome to your Roku account Then you will be able to enter the link code from your device at the following link:Roku Link Device , this will link your Roku device to the Roku account you've created. After you've completed the previous steps, you may now enter the linking code given when trying to open the Facebook Roku Channel on your Roku device. Here's the link: Facebook logo When attempting to open an unregistered channel for the first time on your Roku Device/TV, which requires a 'Code' for activation, it will show you the specific web-address needed to be opened with a browser on your computer, and your activation code to link both channel, and device.

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Try swapping the HDMI ports for the streaming stick. If it works well in the other port then the port is probably defective if it happens in both ports then the streaming stick may have to be replaced. If it's new it's probably under warranty.

return it for exchange,you can also use your smartfone or tablet to control it, Control your Roku through Apple Google or Windows App

https://my.roku.com/signin sign up there

try either leaving blank, or use "admin".

https://my.roku.com/signin

Visit Roku.com and search for Code for Activation.

See the Roku support website: http://support.roku.com/entries/413244-contact-support

reset pin number: To reset the https://owner.roku.com and click Update under "Pin Preference".

That is because you are in the US. The UK Roku store is not available to US users.

Allen, Your network is all the devices you have connected in your home to the internet basically. your network starts with the modem that your internet provider installed in your home and that can be either a cable tv modem or a dsl modem from your phone company. Next would be your router if you have one and that can be a wireless router that is connected to your modem. The router provides some security to your home network as it will hide the ip address of your home computers from those out there searching for a system to break into, Your home network is called a LAN ( local access network) The modem is connected to the WAN which is World Access Network and this is the ip address that is given to you by the internet provider. So, anything you have plugged into your router such as a laptop, or desktop pc makes up your own home network. Your router will give each device a private IP address and they always default to 198.168.1.1 and the first computer connected to the router would be 198.168.1.100 and then the next computer would be 198.168.1.101 and so forth. Most routers will handle up to 250 computers and the IP address will sequence up in numbers all the way up to 198.168.250. most homes have maybe two or three computers at the most. Things like Ipads and Iphones using your wireless router will also be given a ip number in sequence. Open a command prompt window in your computer ( you will find it in the accessories tab) open the command prompl and in this window type ipconfig and then you can see the IP address your internet provider has given you at the top and then the IP address your router has assigned you there also. Barnes and Nobles has some great books on computers and they have an odd name, but very easy to understand. They are named PC's For Dummies and other tiles also and very easy to understand and very helpful if you want to learn more. Regards, Dennis

If your attempting to connect your Roku Streaming Player to a new modem/router, which has wireless capabilities, and you know the network password... You can simply connect your Roku device through the on-screen menu of your device. Just scroll down to the settings choice of the onscreen menu of your Roku device on your Television. The first choice under "Settings" should be "Network," and the next two choices when you click on Network will be "Wireless," and " Wired." If you're connecting using an either-net cable, make sure the Ethernet cable is connected to both to Your Roku device, and modem/router, then Choose "Wired," and Roku should connect to the Modem/Router. If you choose to connect to the network wirelessly, choose "Wireless." Wireless will give you the current status of any connection, and at this point you can choose "Set up new WiFi connection." There you will find an option to scan for all available, or visible, wireless networks. After scanning you will get a list of visible WiFi networks, and if they're "Open" or "Secured." Your network will most likely be the strongest signal, and first in the list. When you choose your network, you will be asked to enter the network password... When done, hit connect/enter... If your network is secured, and you don't know the password, let me know which model modem you have, and I should be able to walk you through obtaining, or resetting the password.

Not knowing model etc try their support page http://sysm.us/roku-support/ Roku Support

It maybe possible that the audio selection is incorrect. Play a movie or tv show. During playback press DOWN arrow. Select Audio & Subtitles Under Audio, select STEREO

An error code 011 means that the Roku player have lost connection with the server.Try again later to reconnect.Additional help link: am seeing Code 011 error during setup What should do

Try reseting the Roku see link for button location http://wwwimg.roku.com/Roku-ss-QSG_0.pdf

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