If your Firestick is completely unresponsive, then you can restart it by unplugging it, leaving it for about 10 seconds, then plugging it back in and allowing it to boot up. The device will shut down and restart, and you should see the Fire TV logo appear as it reboots. However, there is a fair bit of overlap when it comes to some of these problems.
You can try restarting your WiFi router as well. This will solve many of the most common issues. If nothing on this list works, then the last resort for most issues is to perform a factory reset, which we look at later into this article. This will require you to go through the entire setup process again and potentially reinstall any apps you had — but it will have the best chance of fixing any stubborn issues. If your Firestick is only showing a blank screen, then the first thing to try is restarting the device.
The Alexa-enabled remote uses Bluetooth rather than IR like a normal remote, so it needs strong batteries to work properly. Once you plug it back in, you should see the Fire TV logo as the device boots back up. There are also speed test apps available on the Amazon Fire TV app store, but we cannot attest to how accurate these apps are.
The final solution you can try if things are still loading slowly is to try and position the Firestick and your router as close as possible, and to remove any obstructions between the Firestick and the router.
There are a couple of recommended fixes if apps are frequently crashing on your Fire TV. Open it, then move to the Downloader entry and select it. Confirm in the window that pops open and your device will uninstall the Downloader app in just a few seconds. With the old app out of the way, your next step is to back out to the main settings menu. Scroll right and choose the Device icon, then pick Developer Options.
Scroll until you see the orange Downloader icon, then install it right away. Launch the app and you should be able to download content without any errors. Downloader is one of the most straightforward methods of sideloading available.
In a few seconds you can install new streaming sources, apps, utilities, games, and more. Just follow the steps below to get started. Not satisfied with just downloading and installing apks? For starters, the software comes with its own rudimentary web browser. The Favorites menu is another great feature in Downloader. To use it, enter the menu section and add a link in the empty box.
This is perfect for grabbing new versions of content that stay in the same location from version to version. You can even use the day money back guarantee to try before you buy. The above fixes should restore Downloader to full operation in no time. One of the most powerful pieces of free software you can use with your Fire TV is adbLink. When you want to sideload an app to your Fire TV, turn it on, then run adbLink.
Find any apk file you want, upload it to your Fire device, then stream the night away. If you own a separate Android device, using apps2fire to install content to your Fire TV is by far the most convenient solution. This free app essentially copies installed content on your Android phone or tablet, then pushes it directly to your Fire TV, no questions asked. If you can install it on your phone, you can install it on your Fire Stick. In addition to not being able to install new apps, if other previously-installed apps are also not opening despite being connected to Wi-Fi, then the issue is most likely network-related.
If there's a 'Connected with problems' message at the bottom-right corner of the page, that means the Wi-Fi network has no internet access. We have a detailed guide on fixing Fire TV Stick network-related issues ; you should check it out.
If everything is fine with your Wi-Fi network, but the Fire TV Stick is still not downloading apps, check other fixes below. This is another basic solution to fix a Fire TV Stick that won't download apps.
Step 3: Select Restart to confirm the action. Your Fire TV Stick will turn off and immediately reboot on after some seconds. This involves unplugging your Fire TV Stick's adapter from the power sources and plugging in back in. You can use the remote shortcut to quickly restart Fire TV Stick.
The device should automatically restart after it shuts down. Afterward, try installing the app s on the Fire TV Stick and check if that works. If the installation process still doesn't go through, proceed to the next step below.
Out of this 8GB, only about GB is available for app installation and other downloaded media files. Typically, whenever there's about MB or less on your Fire TV Stick, you'll get warning prompts to clear out some space. Should the device eventually run out of storage space, you won't be able to install new apps. Follow the steps below to check how much space is left on your Fire TV Stick.
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