HGTV GO lets you stream reality TV shows related to real estate and home improvement. With the HGTV GO channel, you can watch shows from up to 14 networks of Warner Bros Discovery. Installing HGTV GO on Roku is straightforward, as it is officially listed in the Channel Store. Once installed, run HGTV GO and link your pay TV provider to stream all media files on this channel.
Steps to Add and Activate HGTV GO on Roku
1. Power on your Roku TV and ensure it has WiFi connectivity. Then, press the Home key on the remote to go to its home screen.
2. Scroll down the options and tap Streaming Channels.
3. Click Search Channels. Type HGTV GO using a virtual keypad and search for it.
4. Select HGTV GO from the suggestion and tap Add Channel to begin the installation. If a pop-up appears asking for confirmation, tap OK.
5. Click Go to Channel to launch HGTV GO immediately on your device.
6. When the app’s welcome page appears, tap Sign In. You will get an activation code on the TV screen. Note it down.
7. Visit the HGTV activation website (auth.watch.hgtv.com/link) on your phone.
8. Enter the activation code in the relevant text box and tap Link TV Provider.
9. Type your TV provider’s username and password to verify your device.
Once done, the HGTV GO app will refresh, and you can start watching its content.
Cast or Screen Mirror HGTV GO on Roku
If your Roku TV has insufficient storage, don’t fret. You can still watch HGTV shows on a big screen using Cast and AirPlay protocols.
1. Connect your Roku to WiFi, which should be the same as your iPhone or Android.
2. Open the HGTV GO application on your phone. If you haven’t installed it, get it from the App Store or Play Store.
3. Log in to the HGTV application with your TV provider credentials.
4. Play a TV show you like and tap the Cast or AirPlay icon in the app. If you can’t see it, go to your phone’s Control Center and tap the Cast or Screen Mirroring icon.
5. Select your Roku TV to connect. Simultaneously, tap Allow on your Roku TV to begin the wireless streaming.
FAQ
HGTV GO is free to install on Roku, but you must sign in with a cable or satellite TV provider to stream its content.
