Roku Wireless Connection setup using go.Roku.com/wireless

In order to be linked with your Roku.com/link account, you will need to connect your device with the internet. If you have a supported device, active router, and the network credentials, you can start completing your Roku Wireless Connection setup using go.Roku.com/wireless URL. The process is easy and can be accomplished almost effortlessly as your Roku will scan and connect to your home network automatically. It doesn’t require any complex steps and procedures.

Furthermore, if you’re a new user then before digging out the steps, verify for the below things first.

Things you will need:

A supported go.Roku.com/wireless model. Especially if you own a stick.

A wireless home network that allows you to download at the speed of 3.0 Mbps (1.5 Mbps for standard definition content).

Computer with internet access. However, this won't be required if you’re using the Roku TV setup.

Remote to choose & edit network settings.

Steps for Roku Wireless Connection setup

Though your Roku guides and shares screen suggestions at every step to complete go.Roku.com/wireless configurations, there are some essential basic settings that you must be familiar with for error-free streaming. Otherwise, it will lead to device network errors or Roku playback issues.

We are assuming you as the first time user and therefore the steps are also comprehensive.

Connect your player with the TV.

After that connect them both with a power outlet. Only the included adapter should be used to power up the device.

Once you’re able to see the flashing light in the TV front, click on the power button using remote to turn on your TV

Now choose your native language.

On the next device prompt, Pick up Set up for home use and then press OK.

Your player will auto-scan for the home network. Just in case, if it won’t show you the name of your network you can attempt to scan again for the available network.

Just after completing this, select the wireless Network name, and hit the ok button on the remote.

Enter the SSID and password. Your SSID is your network username.

10. It will start establishing the connection.

11. Do not panic if you get Roku won’t connect to internet error after submitting the password. It usually indicates that the network range is not fine and can be solved by moving your device nearer to the router.

12. At last, you’re supposed to allow your device to take an OS update.13. And here you go to add channels to start streaming.

The following information is complete and accurate to connect Roku with a Wi-Fi network. However, if you can’t connect Roku to wireless, or if you’re interested to know some network signal improvement tips then read our guide: Complete Roku wireless connection setup.

Conclusion

Before you start adding channels like Netflix on Roku, you have to connect your player with the home network. go.Roku.com/wireless is the way to link your device with wireless connections. Users are required to apply the steps in the same order as listed.

My self Elizabeth warren from Usa. I am independent technical service provider that offers on-site technical help for Roku device.