What is how to reset roku tv?

Here's some information about resetting a Roku TV:

There are two main types of resets you can perform on a Roku TV: a soft reset (system restart) and a factory reset.

• System Restart (Soft Reset): This is the simplest form of reset. It's like rebooting your computer. It can often resolve minor glitches, freezing issues, or connectivity problems. Usually you can do this from the settings menu or sometimes by pressing a button sequence on the Roku remote.

• Factory Reset: This reset restores your Roku TV to its original factory settings. This means you'll lose all your personal preferences, installed channels, and linked accounts. You will have to reactivate the TV after this reset. You should only perform a factory reset if you're selling the TV, giving it away, or if you're experiencing major, persistent problems that a soft reset can't fix.

How to Perform a Factory Reset:

1. Through the Settings Menu: If you can access the settings menu: Navigate to Settings > System > Advanced System Settings > Factory Reset. Follow the on-screen prompts to complete the process.

2. Using the Reset Button (if available): Some Roku TVs have a physical reset button, usually located on the back or bottom of the TV. With the TV powered on, press and hold the reset button for about 15-20 seconds. The TV should begin the factory reset process automatically.

Important Considerations Before a Factory Reset:

• Account Information: Make sure you know the email address and password associated with your Roku account. You'll need this to reactivate the TV after the reset.
• Channel Subscriptions: Be aware that you may need to re-enter login credentials for streaming services (Netflix, Hulu, etc.) after the reset.
• Network Information: Have your Wi-Fi network name and password handy.
• Backups: Roku doesn't offer full system backups. Therefore you will have to install and log in to everything again.