Streaming apps on Roku will usually update themselves automatically. Instead, it may be worth resetting your router, performing a system reboot (as outlined above), or contacting Roku support if issues persist. In which case, we'd recommend not messing with the options in this secret menu to avoid any permanent issues with your Roku device.
However, they can dip lower to a yellow or red hue. These bars, representing signal strength, should all appear green if there are no issues. This hidden menu displays its key information as easy-to-read, color-coded bars. The Wi-Fi signal strength screen can help you identify any issues in terms of connection quality to your Roku device, which may have a direct effect on streaming quality when viewing your favorite apps. To access this menu, press the Home button five times, followed by Up, Down, Up, Down, Up in that order. Running into frequent quality drops or buffering while watching your favorite streaming channels on your Roku device? Our next hidden menu lets you quickly identify your Wi-Fi signal strength. A system reboot is more of a soft reset, then, and should restore performance without making you lose all your apps. Performing a system reboot is the next best thing if you don't want to bear the brunt of the impact of a Roku factory reset, which will completely wipe your device of its downloaded apps, accounts and login details (more on that below). Eventually, the screen will go black, followed by the familiar Roku splash screen when you boot up the device. It's just preparing itself for the reboot. Doing so may cause the Roku interface to freeze up, but don't worry, as the device hasn't crashed.
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