The upcoming section will walk you through the Roku remote resetting process in a clear and crispy way.
Steps to Reset the Roku Remote
Resetting the Roku remote can fix major and minor problems and restore it to its original state. This technique will help if you encounter problems like the remote not pairing or being unresponsive to commands. Moreover, resetting is a mandatory process to pair a new Roku remote. The resetting process will take up to 30 seconds, and the procedure is the same for all Roku remotes.
- Unplug the Roku device from the Power Socket
Locate the Roku’s power cord and disconnect it from the power socket. This will turn off the Roku device.
- Remove the Roku Remote Batteries
Next, take the remote in your hand and face its back position upwards. Now, remove the lid and eject the batteries from the remote.
- Plug the Roku back to the Power Socket
After a minute, pick up the Roku’s power cord and plug it into the power socket. Once you plug in, turn it on and go to the home page.
- Insert the Batteries into the Remote
Finally, take the remote and open the battery lid. Gently insert the remote batteries one by one. Wait for a minute and press any buttons on the remote to check whether it controls the Roku. If it does, it indicates that the remote is paired with Roku.
Can You Reset a Roku Remote Without a Pairing Button?
Yes. You can reset a Roku remote without a pairing button using the same steps given above.
How Do You Pair a Roku Remote Using the Roku App After Resetting?
Get the Roku app on your mobile from the Play Store and App Store. Before you start, connect your Roku to WiFi, which should be the same as your phone. Run the app and click Devices. Select your Roku device to pair and tap Remote to get a virtual remote. Using the remote interface, go to Settings to pair your new Roku remote.
