September 7th 2024.
Do you remember the days of using multiple remotes just to watch TV? It was a hassle to switch between the television, VCR, and video game consoles. But luckily, those days are long gone. Thanks to technological advancements, we no longer have to juggle between remotes. However, even with these improvements, many television users still find themselves dealing with multiple remotes.
But fear not, savvy Amazon Fire Stick users have discovered a genius hack that eliminates the need for multiple remotes. Now, you can control both the volume and power of your television with just the Fire Stick remote. No more fumbling between remotes just to adjust the volume.
It's quite simple, really. The Fire Stick remote has buttons for power and volume, but most people are unaware that they can be connected to your television. However, it's important to note that this hack may not work for all television models. Some manufacturers do not support this feature.
If you're willing to give it a try, here's how you can set it up. First, go to your Settings, then select Equipment Control. From there, click on Manage Equipment and go to TV. Next, select Change TV and then choose your manufacturer from the list. If your TV model is correctly identified, tap Yes. Otherwise, tap No and select your manufacturer from the list.
After that, the Fire Stick will prompt you to press the power button on the remote. If the TV turns off, wait for 10 seconds and press the power button again. The Fire Stick will then ask if the TV has turned off. Simply tap Yes or No to let it know. Your remote will then be updated and ready to control your TV's volume, power, and even turn it on and off.
With this simple hack, you can now control your entire television with just the small Fire Stick remote. No more having to search for different remotes or worrying about compatibility issues. So sit back, relax, and enjoy your favorite shows with ease.
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