Amazon Fire TV Stick users are just realizing ‘deregister trick’ can fix server error that’s slowing you down
IF you're having some trouble with your Amazon Fire TV Stick, deregistering it has been known to help.
The four-step trick can give your device the reset it needs to fix minor issues.
According to , deregistering your Amazon Fire TV Stick helps if it will no longer connect to the server.
It's also said to be useful if you're struggling to return to the homepage on your device.
To deregister your Fire Stick, go to the Settings app.
Then, click on My Account and Amazon account.
Scroll until you find the Deregister option and click on it.
You'll then be taken through several steps so you can confirm your choice.
After you've deregistered, you'll no longer be logged in.
Users need to log back into their accounts and observe if the trick has helped with their issue.
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Deregistering your device can also be useful for another reason.
If you're done using your Fire TV Stick and want to pass it to a friend, you'll want to deregister it from your account first.
Amazon says on its : "If you would like to give your device as a gift or wish to register the device under a different account, you will need to deregister the device from your account."
You can also deregister devices on the official Amazon website.
Deregistering a device completely removes your personal details from it.
If you lose a device, it's also worth registering so your personal information isn't compromised should the gadget fall into the wrong hands.