Follow the Steps to Connect the Roku to Samsung TV:

• First of all, know what type of Roku you are using
• The Roku streaming player looks similar to a box and it consists of many cables
• Another variant is the Roku stick that resembles a flash drive and it requires a power cable
• After this, you will have to link your Roku player to the TV's HDMI port
• Depending on the Roku device, the processes get varied
• The Samsung TVs have more than HDMI port
• If the TV does not have an HDMI port, the Roku stick cannot be used at any cost
• Then take note of the port number that belongs to the HDMI
• After this, you are required to link the Roku device to the power source
• Ultimately, choose the input for your device to operate

The Roku Setup Process

• Choose a language for your Roku's interface so that it may be easy for you to communicate
• Then connect the Roku to Wi-Fi by searching for all the networks nearby
• Click the network name and you will have to enter the password
• When prompted, you have to select OK
• At times, you can depend on the Ethernet connection rather than using Wireless network
• Then the Roku device starts the update process and it gets updated to the latest OS
• Check the display settings for your Roku device
• After this, visit the Roku.com/link or use the Roku com link activation code and enter the code that is displayed
• Finally, the setup gets completed on the web itself

If you have any impending queries on Roku com link activate code, call the Roku support team to sort out the issues