So, you’ve got yourself a Roku TV. Exciting times ahead! But before you can dive into your favorite shows and movies, we need to get it connected to the internet. Don’t worry, I'll walk you through it step-by-step.
Step 1: Power On Your Roku TV
First things first, make sure your Roku TV is turned on. Grab your remote and hit the power button. You should see the Roku home screen, which looks like this:
Step 2: Navigate to Settings
Using the arrow buttons on your remote, navigate to the left side of the screen where you’ll see a menu. Scroll down and select "Settings."
Step 3: Select Network
In the Settings menu, you’ll find an option called "Network." Click on it to proceed to the next step.
Step 4: Set Up Connection
Now, select "Set up connection" and then choose "Wireless" as your connection type. Roku will start scanning for available WiFi networks.

Step 5: Choose Your WiFi Network
You should now see a list of available WiFi networks. Use the arrow buttons to find BOATER WIFI and press the OK button on your remote.
**If you have your own custom Wi-Fi name feel free to connect to that instead!
Step 6: Enter Your WiFi Password
This part might feel a bit like typing on a typewriter, but don’t worry, you’ll get the hang of it. Use the on-screen keyboard to enter the WiFi password wireless. Once you’ve typed it in, select "Connect." **If you have your own custom Wi-Fi name, please use the password to that instead!
Step 7: Connection Successful
If you’ve entered the correct password, you should see a message saying that your Roku TV is connected to the internet. Congratulations!
Step 8: Enjoy Streaming!
Now that your Roku TV is connected to the internet, you can start streaming your favorite shows, movies, and more. Happy watching!
Note: The exact steps might vary slightly depending on your Roku TV's model. If you're still stuck, you can always reach out to us!
** If you forgot the password to your custom Wi-Fi, please send us an email to: support@boaterwifi.net or text/call us at: 949-850-WIFI (9434)
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