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What to do if you lose your Apple TV remote

By Matthew Lynch
July 24, 2023
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Losing your Apple TV remote can be an inconvenience, but don’t worry! There are various solutions and alternatives that can help you continue enjoying your favorite shows and movies on your Apple TV. In this article, we will explore some actionable steps that you can take if you misplace your Apple TV remote.

1. Double-check your surroundings

Before panicking, thoroughly search your living room or any other area where you commonly use the Apple TV. Check under cushions, behind furniture, and other nearby locations where the remote could have slipped out of sight.

2. Use the Apple TV Remote App on Your Smartphone

In the event that you can’t find your physical remote, consider using the Apple TV Remote app on your smartphone. The app is available for both iOS and Android devices and allows you to control your Apple TV just as you would with the standard remote.

To set up the app:

a) Download the Apple TV Remote app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

b) Connect your smartphone to the same Wi-Fi network as your Apple TV.

c) Launch the app and follow the on-screen instructions to pair it with your device.

3. Utilize Universal Remotes or Third-Party Controllers

If you prefer a physical controller but cannot locate your original Apple TV remote, many universal remotes are compatible with the Apple TV. Consult your universal remote’s manual for information on how to connect it with an Apple TV.

Additionally, some third-party game controllers (such as PlayStation or Xbox controllers) can also be used to control the Apple TV. Research compatibility options for specific controllers online before attempting to connect them to your device.

4. Use Your Television’s Remote

Some televisions have HDMI-CEC functionality, which enables their original remotes to control devices connected through HDMI (such as an Apple TV). Consult your television’s manual to determine if this feature is available and how to enable it.

5. Purchase a New Apple TV Remote

If all else fails and you can’t locate your original remote, it may be time to purchase a new one. Apple TV remotes are readily available from Apple’s website, retail stores, and third-party vendors. Be sure to verify compatibility with your specific Apple TV model before purchasing.

In conclusion, losing your Apple TV remote doesn’t have to be a catastrophe. By following these steps and exploring alternative solutions, you can continue enjoying your favorite content without interruption.

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