You can only choose this if your Roku player is hooked up to your router with an Ethernet cable. If you choose Wired, you can skip the next step. You can scroll with the up and down buttons on your remote and select a language by pressing the OK button.

Then select your language in the Roku set up screen.

Note: If you are having trouble connecting your Roku remote, check out our guide on how to pair or reset your Roku remote here. You can do this by opening the battery compartment and pressing the pairing button. Note: If you are using a Roku device with a “point anywhere” remote, you will be asked to pair it now. You will know you are on the right channel when you see the Roku set up screen. You can change your TV’s HDMI channel by pressing the Input, Video, or Source button on your regular TV remote.

Next, turn on your TV and set it to the Roku’s HDMI channel. This channel should correspond to the number next to the HDMI port you plugged your device into earlier.

Note: If your Roku streaming box has an Ethernet port, you should plug that into your router at this point as well.

The player should have come with a power cable or a micro USB cable and a wall charger.

Then plug your Roku player into a power source.

Note: Remember the number of the HDMI port you plugged your Roku into – you will need to know it later. If you have a streaming box, you will have to use an HDMI cord. Plug your Roku into your TV’s HDMI port.

Once you are prompted, enter your email address and follow the onscreen instructions to set up your Roku device. Then follow the on-screen instructions using your remote. To set up your Roku device, plug it into an HDMI port on your TV and a power outlet.

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