If you’re like most people, you probably have a Roku streaming device in your home. But if you’ve been using it a lot lately, you may have noticed that the number of channels has been dwindling. In this article, we’ll show you how to remove channels from a Roku so that you can get more content to watch. First, open the Roku app on your device. Next, go to the “My Channels” section. Here, you’ll see a list of all the channels that are currently installed on your Roku. If you want to remove a channel from your Roku, just click on it and then click on the “Remove” button. Once a channel has been removed from your Roku, it will no longer appear in the “My Channels” section or in any other part of the app. However, if you want to reinstall that channel later on, just go back to the “My Channels” section and add it again. ..


There are two places where you can uninstall channels and games—directly from the home screen and in the Channel Store. The home screen is the easiest method, but we’ll show you both.

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How to Remove Roku Channels from the Home Screen

First, use your remote to highlight the channel on the home screen you would like to remove. Click the options button on the remote. It looks like an asterisk.

A menu will appear with a number of options. Select “Remove Channel.”

The next screen will ask you to confirm by selecting “Remove.”

After the removal process is complete, the channel will no longer appear on the home screen!

How to Remove Roku Channels With the Channel Store

You can also remove channels from their listing page in the Channel Store. First, navigate to “Streaming Channels” from the home screen sidebar.

In the Channel Store, navigate to “Search Channels” and enter the name of the channel you’d like to remove.

On the channel’s listing page, select “Remove Channel” and confirm your choice on the pop-up.

That’s it! The channel will be removed from your device and the home screen. Both ways are effective, but the home screen method is a lot quicker. Channels are one of the main things that make Roku devices great, so make sure to keep them neat and tidy.

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