Error Code 014...? Re-booted Wireless Router And Still No Luck.

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Answer #1: Posted by Anonymous-49126 on January 21st, 2012 4:56 PM

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I was recently working with the ROKU 2 XS and had similar issues.

Although some recommendations indicated that you should perform the setup with a hard wire connection, and then configure the wireless while still hard wired from the settings menu of the Roku. I'm not entirely convinced that it was necessary.

I found that the security mode of the router may have been the culprit. I found that WPA2-PSK security did not work. Some info from Roku validates this as a big possibility. Recommend trying without security. I ended up using WPA-PSK on an Airlink 101 XR MIMO router. Also, I needed to unplug the ROKU device between router configuration changes. I found that once the ROKU failed, it could not seem to recover properly until I did that.

Answer #2: Posted by daviddipboye on March 21st, 2013 9:00 AM

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I changed the router setting from an N-only to an NG-mixed and hooked up with no problem. I'm using a Netgear n300 router with dd-wrt firmware. That firmware kicks the router up to a business class router.