There can be several instances when you might need to reconnect your device to Wi-Fi. If you have recently performed a factory reset on your Roku or reset the network connection, you must join a Wi-Fi network again. In this article, we have compiled simple steps to connect your Roku streaming stick and TV to Wi-Fi.
How to Connect Roku to Wi-Fi?
During the initial setup, you will be prompted to connect your Roku device to the internet. So, you can simply choose a Wireless network and connect it. Once your Roku device establishes Wi-Fi during the setup, you can also set up a new connection from the Roku Network settings anytime. You can find out the steps for it below.
During the Initial Set Up
If you are in the initial setup of the Roku device, you can follow the given steps to connect your Roku to Wi-Fi.
Ensure you enter the correct Wi-Fi password.Try positioning your Wi-Fi router and Roku device as near as possible for better internet connectivity.Reboot your Wi-Fi router if your internet is lagging on other devices.
On Roku Streaming Stick On Roku TV
Connect to A New Wi-Fi
If your Roku device has already been connected to Wi-Fi before, but you want to change a Wi-Fi network, check out the steps for it below. The steps for Roku TV and Roku streaming stick are the same.
How to Connect Roku to Wi-Fi Hotspot?
In case you encounter issues with your Wi-Fi, you can try connecting to Wi-Fi Hotspot. You can create a hotspot on your smartphone or PC. Then, connect it to your Roku. For your reference, we have compiled the steps for creating a Wi-Fi hotspot for iOS.
Step 1: Create a Hotspot
Step 2: Connect Your Roku to Hotspot
Can You Connect Your Roku to Wi-Fi Without Remote?
Luckily, using the Roku smart app, you can connect your Roku to Wi-Fi without a remote. But, you can only change your Wi-Fi network if you have already set up a connection on your Roku before. You cannot connect to Wi-Fi during the initial setup without a remote.
Why Roku Won’t Connect to Wi-Fi?
If you encounter Roku not connecting to Wi-Fi, it could be due to a weak Wi-Fi signal. In such cases, you can improve connectivity by changing the wireless network. You could also change your Wi-Fi password. For more detailed fixes, you can check our other article on Roku won’t connect to Wi-Fi.