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Hi, I’m trying to login to Apple TV on Telstra TV (Roku) but I keep getting error code N/63D7876D. It works ok on my phone. I’ve even tried changing my Apple password but it still won’t login. Has anyone else had this issue or know how to fix it?
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Some other users have also recently mentioned this error message on this forum.
I haven’t seen a broad general resolution here though.
- Please verify that the Roku TV system software is up-to-date.
- Verify that the Apple TV app is up-to-date, if not done automatically.
- Verify that your router or firewall doesn’t block Apple authentication servers, in case you made custom changes.
- Verify that your devices and router use a good DNS, like the one from your ISP, which gets updated with all the server names that Apple might use. Again, only applies if you made custom changes.
- Verify that your Roku TV has the correct date, time, and time zone, as Apple may be more strict about that than other content providers (for TLS secure connection reasons). - Try a delete and re-install of the Apple TV app. - Try a cold restart of the TV (not sleep-wake, but really off-on).
Else I would suggest to contact an expert from the Apple Support staff for further assistance. Contact Apple for support and service (phone numbers) or start your support request online (chat/email/callback).
Some other users have also recently mentioned this error message on this forum.
I haven’t seen a broad general resolution here though.
- Please verify that the Roku TV system software is up-to-date.
- Verify that the Apple TV app is up-to-date, if not done automatically.
- Verify that your router or firewall doesn’t block Apple authentication servers, in case you made custom changes.
- Verify that your devices and router use a good DNS, like the one from your ISP, which gets updated with all the server names that Apple might use. Again, only applies if you made custom changes.
- Verify that your Roku TV has the correct date, time, and time zone, as Apple may be more strict about that than other content providers (for TLS secure connection reasons). - Try a delete and re-install of the Apple TV app. - Try a cold restart of the TV (not sleep-wake, but really off-on).
Else I would suggest to contact an expert from the Apple Support staff for further assistance. Contact Apple for support and service (phone numbers) or start your support request online (chat/email/callback).
Apple TV login not working
