Roku Customer FAQ

To reset your Roku account password, you can do so easily by visiting the Roku website and clicking "Sign In," then "Forgot Password." Enter your email address and check for the password reset link in your inbox.

Adding channels to a Roku device is a straightforward process that can enhance your streaming experience significantly. Users can add channels through both the Roku device itself and the Roku website. If one prefers to add channels via the Roku device, they can start by ensuring that their device is powered on and connected to the internet. Next, navigate to the Home Screen and select the "Streaming Channels" option found in the menu. This will lead to the Channel Store where users can browse various categories or search for specific channels. Once the desired channel is located, users can select it to view more details, and then tap on the "Add Channel" button. If prompted, they might need to enter their Roku account password. Upon completion, the channel will be added to their Home Screen for easy access. Alternatively, users can visit the Roku website, log into their Roku account, and go to the Channel Store. From there, they can search for and add channels directly to their device. The added channels should appear shortly on the Home Screen of their Roku device. For more detailed instructions or troubleshooting, it is often helpful to check the Roku support page.

If you're not getting a signal on your Roku and can't access your channels, first, ensure that your Roku device is properly connected to your TV and that the correct input source is selected. Check that your Wi-Fi network is functioning and you're connected to it. You can also try restarting both your Roku device and your router. If problems persist, consider resetting your Roku network settings by navigating to Settings > Network > Reset Network Connection. Additionally, check for any software updates by going to Settings > System > System Update.

If your Roku Ultra connects to your wireless router but isn't accessing the internet, try these steps: Restart your Roku device and your wireless router to refresh the connection. Ensure your internet service is active and not experiencing an outage. Check that you’ve entered the correct Wi-Fi password. If issues persist, navigate to the network settings on your Roku to reconnect to your Wi-Fi network, or try connecting using a wired Ethernet cable for a stable connection. Additionally, ensure your Roku's software is up to date.

Local channels can be accessed for free on Roku through certain apps that offer over-the-air (OTA) broadcasts, such as news apps or local station apps. However, some streaming services may require a subscription to access local channels. Additionally, an HD antenna can be connected to your TV for direct access to OTA local channels without a subscription.