In most cases, we can reset the remote by clicking the reset button. Before we start, first you should decide which type of DIRECTV remote you have. Two types of remotes available for DIRECTV are Universal remote and DIRECTV Genie remote. Read this article to learn about how to:
Program a DIRECTV Genie remoteProgram a standard Universal remote
How to program a Directv Genie remote
Learn how to reset a Genie remote for a DIRECTV Ready tv, audio device, HDTV , etc. Let’s see the different methods to reset your Genie remote.
For onscreen pairing (Automatic)
Hope this technique work for you. If your remote is still not ready, try doing the next method given below. This is a manual way of pairing the Genie remote with a tv.
The Manual Setup
How to program a Universal Remote
A standard universal remote can control up to 4 devices like tv, audio devices, DVRs, DVD, players and gaming boards. Here is your way to program a universal remote easily. Follow these steps below if you have a universal remote.
For on screen pairing (Automatic)
Now you can screen pair on your tv. If you try this method and failed, don’t worry. There is a manual way of setting up the remote. Let’s look into the next way of set up.
The Manual Setup
Now your universal remote is all set. You can connect it to TV and enjoy watching shows.
CONCLUSION
We have mentioned different ways of programming your DIRECTV remote. The important thing to remember before going through this guide is that make sure which kind of remote you have. The two kinds of DIRECTV remote have a different kind of operations. If the above methods don’t work, make sure there is no object in the line of sight between your remote and device. Also if the problem still exists try changing remote batteries or repairing it. If nothing happens, buy a new TV remote. 1)Where can I buy a DIRECTV remote? 2)How much does a new remote cost? 3)Is it possible to use your phone as a DIRECTV remote? Yes. You can use your phone if you want instead of the DIRECTV remote by using the DIRECTV app. However, before this, check whether your receiver supports this.
