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To: Chickensoup
It's possible that there is a configuration problem on your local network. In particular, just maybe your Roku box is using the same IP address (don't worry if you don't know what that is) as another device.

If you haven't already done so, go in to the Roku network setup, and reset the network connection. If you're using WiFi, you will have to re-enter the SID (name) and password for the WiFi router. If you are using a network cable between the router (or cable box) and the Roku, then you won't need to supply any information.

That might help.

44 posted on 12/01/2015 1:40:37 AM PST by Johnny B.
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To: Johnny B.

So it can have its own network. I see it as an available network I can connect to on my computer. So is it already independent of the router?


47 posted on 12/01/2015 5:59:51 AM PST by Chickensoup (“If a law is unjust, a man is not only right to disobey it, he is obligated to do so.” Jef)
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