Roku is a popular streaming device that’s relatively straightforward to use and doesn’t run into a lot of issues on its own. However, just like everything tech, it can face the occasional bug or glitch.
In this article, we’re talking about Roku error code 014.40, why it happens and what you can do to fix the problem.
What causes Roku error code 014.40?
The error code generally means that you’re either not connected to the internet or don’t have enough bandwidth for the device to stream properly. However, other reasons include
- Corrupt DNS Cache
- Incorrect device settings
- Loose cables
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Fixing Roku error code 014.40
Here are a five solutions you can try out to get rid of the Roku error code 014.40.
Check your internet connection
It’s also a good idea to keep an eye on your internet connection. 4k content is heavy on the bandwidth to stream, and if you don’t have enough of it, you can run into this error at times. At least 25mbps upload and download speeds are recommended.
Restart your Roku
Restarting your Roku and your TV is also a good idea and, more often than not, will fix any such random issues that you might face.
Unplug the HDMI cable
The next thing on the list is to unplug your HDMI cable from both ends and re-plug it again. Make sure you remove the cable from your TV, AVR, or soundbar, as well as the Roku player.
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Check for Software Update
Resetting network settings and connecting to your WiFi again can also help get the bug fixed.
Step 1: On your Roku remote, press the Home button.
Step 2: Select Settings.
Step 3: Inside settings, select System.
Step 4: Choose System restart, followed by Network connection reset.
Wait for your Roku to finish rebooting, then connect it to your WiFi again. This should solve your problem.
Factory reset your Roku
If all fails, you can factory reset your Roku. This should take care of just about any error you’re facing.
Step 1: Press the Home button on your Roku remote, and go to Settings.
Step 2: Inside the Settings, select System.
Step 3: Select the Advanced system settings and select the Factory reset option.
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