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No signal.
I have 3 tvs. 1 works fine. The other 2 are giving the no signal message. I do not have an actual dish. All 3 tvs operate through Roku.
The Roku remote was lost so I have purchased a new one but was unable to sync and is giving no signal message
3rd TV is just presenting no signal. I have tried all input options but none have worked. It does have an older directv box but didn't think I needed it. Grandson unplugged of ords to hook up gaming system but could not remember where all the cords plug back in.
litzdog911
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2 days ago
Can you clarify ....
You say you don't have a dish, yet you posted in the Satellite forum. What exact equipment do you have? Are you a satellite or streaming customer?
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gregeusa
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2 days ago
This is the DirecTV satellite forum.
You state you don't have satellite.
Disconnect the old DTV box and put it aside (if it has been a while, you can dispose of it)
Then hook up your TV to wherever your source is coming from, antenna, Internet, or cable. The connections to the TV are in your TV user manual.
Better yet: get that pesky grandson to hook it back up! ;-)
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Juniper
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2 days ago
I do not have an actual dish.
Then you don't have satellite - moving to streaming forum.
Grandson unplugged of ords to hook up gaming system but could not remember where all the cords plug back in.
That would be why "No Signal" on the TV. Changing inputs will not help until your Rokus are plugged back into the correct ports (normally they will be HDMI).
You should have one cord going from the Roku to the TV and then you can change the input to whatever one it is plugged into. If needed, get a friend/family member to help.
If all your ports on the TV are in use, then have your grandson be more careful in the future. Or get a powered HDMI switch if he might be there often so you have something he could plug into without having to unplug another device.
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DIRECTVhelp
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22 hours ago
Here are some troubleshooting steps for 'No Signal' messages on TVs using Roku:
- Ensure your Roku is connected to your home Wi-Fi.
- Check that the HDMI or composite cable is securely connected to the Roku and TV.
- Try a different HDMI port or cable.
- Restart your Roku by unplugging it for 1 minute.
- Turn your TV off and on, and press any button on the Roku remote to exit standby/screensaver mode.
For additional help, visit: DIRECTV App for Roku - Troubleshooting & Tips | DIRECTV Support or https://spr.ly/61219B6N69B Rizza, DIRECTV Community Team
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