Click on that and follow the prompts to remove the device from your account.Īnd that’s it! You’ve successfully removed your Fire TV device from the Alexa app, and it only took several more steps than should really be necessary.
Device information will now appear, along with a magic “Deregister” button on the right-hand side. Click on the Fire TV that you wish to deregister. A list of your Amazon devices will appear – select the Fire TV icon and a list of all your Fire TV devices will appear. Go to Your Account -> Manage Your Content and Devices. If you would like to reinstall the Netflix app, follow the steps to set up Netflix. Instead, you have to do this via your Amazon account. Select Manage All Installed Applications. The same goes if you head to the Alexa website. Well, needless to say, for Fire TV, that deregister option is missing. If you head into the Alexa app, list your devices and then click into the details for say, an Echo Dot, you’ll see this at the bottom…Ĭlick the “Deregister” option and it will remove the Dot from your account. After all, it is for their other own-branded products. After swapping mine for a rather splendid Apple TV, I thought it would be easy to do. You should now see a message confirming that it is connected.Have you replaced or just got rid of one of Amazon’s Fire TV devices? Struggling to work out how to remove it from the Alexa app? I was. adb connect 192.68.0.36" without the quotation marks. On macOS and Linux, the commands need to be preceded by ". Now type adb connect, where the IP address is the one you noted from the your Fire Stick. 
You need to change the root directory to point to the folder where the ADB tool is stored.ĭo this by typing cd. Once you've downloaded it, launch the Command Prompt on Windows, or Terminal on a Mac or Linux machine. Check out our full guide to setting up and using ADB for an introduction. It's available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and includes the all-important ADB tool. It requires use of the command line, and you also have to source the APK files (the Android apps) from somewhere other than the Play Store.ĭownload the SDK Platform Tools from the Android developer website. Fortunately, you don't need to root your Fire Stick to do it. The process is still wireless, but it's more difficult. If you don't have an Android phone on hand, you can still sideload apps to your Fire Stick using the ADB sideload command through the Android software development kit.
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