What Causes the “HDCP Unauthorized. Content Disabled” Error on Roku?

We found the underlying causes to be: Important Tip: It is best to first try and change the HDMI cable that you are using to connect to the TV to verify that it is working properly.

Solution 1: Changing HDMI Ports

The most common reason behind this error is the exhaustion of a particular port and it seems that changing the port which you are using to connect the player with the TV fixes the issue. This might be because over time a certain port can become prone to glitches/bugs and might temporarily stop working. In this case, you can always just switch the ports that you are trying to stream.

Solution 2: Changing Display Type

It is possible that the display mode being used by the Roku player isn’t supported by the Television due to which the error is being triggered. If the mode is beyond the capability of the Television the stream won’t be continued, however, by changing the mode configuration, we can get the stream to start. For that:

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