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5 Fixes When Hulu Keeps Freezing and Buffering

Causes and fixes of Hulu freezing or buffering can vary. Common causes include slow internet, WiFi issues, Hulu servers are down, app errors, and more. Fixes include restarting the router, checking the device for updates, checking if Hulu servers are down, update or reinstall Hulu, disable VPN, and more. If you are trying to watch… Read More »

8 Fixes When Civilization 6 Crashing

Verify Integrity of Game Files Play Game With No Mods Check DirectX Version Update Graphics Card Driver Lower Video Resolution and Refresh Rate Use Windowed Mode Instead of Full Screen Enable Quick Move and Quick Battle Uninstall and Reinstall When Civilization 6 keeps crashing this can no doubt be very frustrating. There are several causes… Read More »

5 Causes and Fixes When Apex Keeps Crashing PC

Update Graphics Card Driver Lower Video Resolution and Refresh Rate Use Windowed Mode Check Power Supply Wattage Re-seat RAM Memory Modules If you are trying to play Apex on Origin or Steam and it keeps crashing, there are several cand and fixes that can solve the issue. Often there is no single fix but various… Read More »

Netflix Keeps Crashing on Roku TV Causes and Fixes

Outdated or Corrupted Data/Cache: Software Glitches: Network Problems: Outdated Software: Hardware Limitations: Recently, I powered on my Roku TV, and when I opened Netflix, it crashed on me and returned to the Roku home screen. After trying to open it again, it crashed again and refused to open. I restarted the TV and checked the… Read More »

How To Extend a TV HDMI Video Signal Over Long Distances

If you need a long HDMI cable run to your TV or other device, there are several options to get them connected. Options include a better HDMI cable, HDMI Repeaters, Extenders, Boosters, Wireless Transmitters, and more. The resolution of the video will also matter since higher the resolution the more data being sent. How Long… Read More »

Causes and Fixes Roku HDCP Error Detected 020

HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection) is for digital copy protection. HDCP Error Detected 020 occurs when HDCP content cannot be played on a device due to restrictions. If you get an HDCP Error Detected 020 or a purple screen on a Roku, this is usually an issue with the HDMI Cable. While the most common… Read More »