How To Factory Reset TCL Roku TV?


With Factory Reset, you can bring back the Roku TV to its original state. Factory reset also helps in the TCL Roku TV Troubleshooting as it fixes the common errors that your television. Performing reset will remove all personal information related to network connections, settings, menu preferences, and other data. Once you have completed the reset process, you need to set up the device again, connect it to the internet, relink your Roku account and reload the streaming channels. If necessary, a user should repeat the antenna TV setup and input configuration. 

Here we are sharing the step-by-step guidelines to factory reset your TCL Roku TV:

  • Press the ‘Home’ button on your remote to open the ‘Main’ screen.
  • Scroll down and click on the ‘Settings’ option. 
  • Press the ‘Right Arrow’, and scroll down to choose ‘System’. 
  • Press the ‘Right Arrow’ button and scroll down and select ‘Factory Reset’ option. 
  • Click on the Right Arrow button and scroll down to select the ‘Factory Reset Everything’ option. 
  • To proceed further with the Factory Reset process, enter the code displayed on the screen and click on OK. A different code is generated every time you factory reset your television. 

 These simple instructions will help you the TCL Roku TV troubleshooting through a Factory reset. Most of the time, device reset fixes the errors and helps in improving the system performance. But, if you are still unable to troubleshoot the problem, we recommend you to get in touch with the Roku expert team. The experienced professionals can help you to identify the problem, its root cause and also share the best possible solution to fix the problem. You can contact the experts anytime through live chat support, email, and toll-free lines. Prefer to call the professionals if you are looking for an instant solution.

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