Techie Bee

If you have kids, then Disney Channels on TV are must-haves. Be it a stuck-in summer day or the hour before bed, an episode of “Mickey Mouse Clubhouse does wonders.” This requires Comcast account authorization. Cord-cutters with Roku services can add Disney channels to their account. One downside of this is that the channel stops working suddenly and gives the 400-1 unauthorized error . The Disney channel resembles a promotional channel displaying its latest music videos or movies. The user can activate the channel with the Roku activation link. Some of the channels with the Disney group are the Music videos, Music Stars, Behind the Scenes, Characters, and Funny Stuff. The widely followed fix is to sign out and then sign back in. Though simple, this troubleshooting method becomes annoying over time. There are no clear technical solutions to resolve this issue. The below suggestions can be tried in a trial and error basis for resolving this issue. Turn on the streaming dev...

Did you know that there are some channels and games on the Roku player that can be streamed without internet? But you definitely have to connect it to the internet for the initial setup. Clearly, there’s no escaping from internet connection when you’re using a Roku player. Connecting this device to your home network is almost the same as connecting to a smartphone. Easy-Breezy! All that you need to know are the network’s name and password in order to gain your router’s access. If you happened to encounter the error code 014.40 while trying to connect the device to a wireless network, it probably indicates that you’ve entered the incorrect password. Clear this error as follows : Note down the correct network name and password of the router. If in doubt, access the router account on your computer with its IP address. (You can find the IP address on the router itself) Now, turn on the Roku device. Head to Settings > Network > Wireless > Set up new Wi-Fi connec...