The menu and navigation system on the Roku 3 is very easy to use, and you have the ability to install many new channels directly from the device. But it gets more difficult to maneuver through your channels when there are more of them, and there is a strong likelihood that you will not want to keep every channel that you have installed. Luckily you can delete a channel on the Roku 3, although it might not be immediately obvious how to do so.
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Remove a Roku 3 Channel
Note that you can always re-install a channel later if you change your mind, although you will need to re-enter any login or user information if you need it to access the content on that channel. With that in mind, follow the steps below to delete a channel on your Roku 3.
Step 1: Turn on your TV and switch it to the input channel to which the Roku 3 is connected.
Step 2: Press the Home button on your Roku 3 remote to return to the home menu screen.
Step 3: Navigate to the channel that you want to delete.
Step 4: Press the asterisk button on your remote control, which will open the Options menu for the channel.
Step 5: Select the Remove channel option.
Step 6: Press the OK button on your remote control.
Step 7: Select the Remove channel option again.
Step 8: Press the OK button on your remote control again.
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