Hisense Roku TV Keeps on Restarting Solved
By Robert Jones · 2021-09-25
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## Hisense Roku TV Kicking You Out? Here's What I Found Out Right, so you've got a Hisense Roku TV, and it's decided to play up. Keeps restarting, does it? Annoying, that. Like when you're properly into a film or finally settled down with a brew and it just decides to call it a day. I've seen this sort of thing before with various bits of kit over the years, though less so with TVs, thankfully. Now, Hisense makes some decent tellies for the money, especially if you're after something that won't break the bank. You get a good picture and the Roku smart stuff is usually pretty snappy. But like anything with a microchip in it, sometimes they get a bit… stubborn. I had a mate, Dave, who rang me up the other week with a similar problem. He'd just got a new Hisense Roku for his conservatory. Said it was fine for a few days, then started doing this reboot loop thing. Drove him potty, it did. So I popped round with a cuppa and we had a look. ### First Things First: The Old On-Off Trick (Properly) You'd be surprised how often this fixes things. Don't just switch it off at the remote. Proper power cycle. 1. **Unplug it from the wall.** Give it a good minute. Seriously, go make a cup of tea or something. 2. **While it's unplugged, press and hold the power button on the TV itself for about 30 seconds.** This drains any residual charge. It's a bit like pressing the factory reset button, but without actually resetting anything. 3. **Plug it back in.** See what happens. Sometimes, that's all it needs. A good digital slap. Dave's TV actually sorted itself with this. He felt a bit daft, but honestly, it's the first thing you should always try. ### Software Glitches: Check for Updates Sometimes, the software gets a bit wonky. Manufacturers release updates all the time to fix bugs or add new features. If your TV's not updated, it might be running old software that's causing the restarts. 1. **Go to the Roku home screen.** 2. **Head into