How to fix frozen Fubo app on your streaming device
How to fix frozen Fubo app on your streaming device
It’s easy to fix a frozen Fubo app on your Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, or Roku device, and we’ll show you how!
Experiencing an app freezing issue while watching Fubo can mean you lose valuable watching time when streaming top sports games Fubo offers a wide variety of sports programming, and if the app freezes on you while your favorite team is on, you’ll want to fix the problem as fast as possible and get back to the action.
If your Fubo app is frozen on an Amazon Fire TV, Apple TV, or Roku streaming device, we’ve got you covered. Keep reading to see our solutions for fixing the problem on these popular streaming devices.
How to fix a frozen Fubo app
How to fix frozen Fubo app on Amazon Fire TV
If you’re streaming Fubo on an Amazon Fire TV and the app freezes on you, try using the Force Stop option. To do this, go into your device’s Settings menu, then choose Applications. Click Manage Installed Applications, then scroll to Fubo and choose the Force Stop option when you click the app.
If this didn’t work, you can also clear the Fubo app’s cache. To do this, go back into Settings, then Applications and Manage Installed Applications again. When you scroll to Fubo, you’ll want to choose Clear Cache, then Clear Data to finish. You’ll have to log back into Fubo again, but it should be ready to go again when you do.
How to fix frozen Fubo app on Apple TV
Apple TV devices work a little differently, but you can easily fix a frozen streaming app there too. To do so, double-click the Home button on your Siri remote to pull up a screen of your active apps. Then scroll to Fubo, and swipe up on your touch surface or clickpad to force the app to stop. Once you restart it, you should be set.
How to fix frozen Fubo app on Roku devices
There are a few fixes you can apply to a frozen Fubo app on Roku. First, try resetting the device using a shortcut programmed into your remote; press the home button five times in a row, followed by up on the directional pad, then rewind twice, and then fast-forward twice.
You can also uninstall a frozen app from Roku and reinstall it to try to fix it. To do this, scroll to the Fubo app on the Roku home screen, then press the star button on the remote. You’ll see the uninstall option pop up; once you follow through on this process and reinstall the app, it should be working again.
If not, you can also clear the cache of your Roku device. To do this, go into the settings, then click System, and Advanced System Settings. Choose Network Connection Reset, then Reset Connection, and reboot your device.
Fubo
Fubo is a live TV streaming service offering a robust lineup of approximately 150 premier channels, with plans starting at $63.99 per month. This entry-level package provides access to local broadcast affiliates 18 of the leading 35 cable channels channels, and valuable regional sports networks (RSNs).
