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Then plug back both devices (Roku and TV/AVR) to the power source and power on the devices.

Make sure each connector is properly and firmly is seated.

Now plug back the HDMI cable to the Roku device and TV.

Then unplug the Roku device from the power source and wait for three minutes.

Now power off your TV and unplug it from the power source.

Make sure you unplug the HDMI cable from both ends.

If not, unplug the HDMI cable from your Roku device and TV (or AVR).

In this context, restarting the Roku device and your TV may solve the Roku issue.Ģ.2 Disconnect Device from Each Other and Restart the Devices The Roku error code 020 could be the result of a temporary communication glitch (e.g., your TV or HDMI cable does not pass the HDCP protocol test) between your devices. Set Auto-Adjust Display Refresh Rate to Disabled

Then set Auto-Adjust Display Refresh Rate to Disabled and check if the Roku error code 020 is resolved.Open Advanced Display Settings of Your Roku Device Now open Advanced System Settings and in the resulting menu, select Advanced Display Settings.Open the Settings of your Roku device in the Home menu and select System.In this context, disabling the Display Refresh Rate of the Roku device may solve the 020 error code on roku. You may encounter the error code 020 and HDCP error if the Display Refresh Rate (only available on 4K supported Roku devices) of the Roku device is not compatible with your TV.

Disable Display Refresh Rate of the Roku Device If you are using an AVR (like a Yamaha AVR), check if enabling Full Bandwidth in the AVR settings clears out the error 020. Moreover, check if enabling UHD Color for the HDMI ports in your TV settings clears out the HDCP issue. Also, check if using another HDMI cable (preferably, a certified 8K 48 Gbps HDMI) or port (preferably, a 4K port on your TV) solves the error 020. The Roku HDCP error can be fixed by trying the solutions discussed below, but before that, make sure the HDMI cable is properly seated on both ends (e.g., on the Roku device and your TV).