Clear your Roku TV's cache with these quick, easy tips - and enjoy a noticeable performance boost in just minutes.

The YouTube TV app has been disappearing on some people's Roku devices. This guide includes a step-by-step tutorial on how to fix the issue and bring the YouTube TV app back on Roku.

We cover the benefits of regularly restarting your streaming device, how it can improve your viewing experience, and how to ...

If resetting the Roku TV doesn't solve the issues with slowing, you may have to uninstall and reinstall the app you believe is causing the issue. As a warning, all users and settings will be removed ...

This will turn off your TV and clear the cache, but it will not factory reset it. Your Roku TV should turn back on in about 30 seconds.

Clearing your TV's cache can boost its performance. Here's a step-by-step guide for top brands like Samsung, LG, and more.

If you’ve tried to use YouTube TV on your Roku in the past day only to find the app has disappeared, you’re not alone, and there’s a potential fix available too. Over the past 24 hours a ...

If your Roku device isn't on the latest software version, be sure to update it as soon as possible. This has resolved the issue and restored the YouTube TV app for many users.

Thankfully, a fix appears to be available. Some Roku users have reported that updating their Roku device to the latest software version restores the YouTube TV app. If that doesn't work for you ...

Many Roku users have posted on Reddit, Google, and Roku forums regarding the same problem. Thankfully, there’s a fix that can bring back the YouTube TV app on your Roku products.