While persistent crashing or unsuccessful loading are inconvenient, these behaviors are usually easy to resolve. The next time you run into these Hulu road bumps on your Roku device, try these fixes.
Why Isn’t Hulu Loading?
This issue could originate from a faulty internet connection, so that’s a helpful place to start, especially if you’re experiencing similar problems with other apps on Roku. Another possible problem could be your Roku no longer works with Hulu. Newer Roku streaming devices and TVs have the most current Hulu feature set and the most recent version of the Hulu app for Roku. If you have an older Roku model, you might not be able to launch or use Hulu after a certain point. Your Roku device could also need to be updated to the latest Roku OS or require a system reset.
Why Does Hulu Keep Crashing on Roku?
Hulu crashing on Roku often happens because of an out-of-date or corrupted app. If you’re not experiencing issues with other channels and don’t see any playback errors, that’s a sure sign the Hulu channel itself requires some attention. The easiest solution is to check for a Hulu channel update. If there’s no available update for the Hulu channel, it might be time to remove it and re-download it.
How Do I Reset Hulu on Roku?
To reset the Hulu app on your Roku device, locate the app and press the star button on your remote to reveal a menu of channel options. Choose Remove channel. Then restart your Roku from Settings > System. After you’ve rebooted the system, reinstall the Hulu channel.
How to Fix Hulu on Roku When It Won’t Open or Load
If you’re unable to launch the Hulu app, or you can open it, but it won’t load or play content, try these troubleshooting solutions.
