It is recommended every time the device gets stuck or frozen by any chance. If the problem persists, Amazon recommends you restart the device by pressing the Middle (Select) button and the Play/Pause button at the same time for at least 5 seconds. If there’s a problem with your Wi-Fi, you can connect an Ethernet cable directly to the device. Without the internet, the downloading won’t start. Things to Remember When Updating FireStick Deviceīefore you start updating your Fire Stick device, you must have a stable internet connection. You will see all the details of your device including Fire OS on the right sideĪ lot of people keep asking me when is the right time to update the Amazon Fire Stick device? The answer I usually give is ‘after every 2 months.Īctually, Fire TV Stick users do not even have to update their device manually because every time an update becomes available, Amazon devices are smart enough to update it automatically whenever it is connected to the internet.īut if you want to manually update FireStick 2022 and take matters into your own hands, then the 5 steps I have mentioned above is the way to go forward.

To check for your current version of Fire OS, just simply follow the steps below: How to Check for your Current Fire OS Version Dedicating an IP or port to only PMS should indeed work as well b/c you're falling in the default vhost again, but http2 will need to stay disabled.You could always check for the latest FireStick update 2022 on Amazon and then compare it with your current version. But I have no idea whether that's possible with nginx (or even technically possible). So next idea I have to workaround this, is to check for user-agent and -always- pipe 'okhttp' UA to PMS vhost. See - I posted this issue there and it got cross-reffed :-) If I recall correctly, http2 spec requires a SNI/Host, which explains why http2 never works. I verified it by again putting PMS as default vhost, and it started working again. As soon as I added other vhosts and changed the default, even HTTP1.1 stopped working. At first, I also came to the conclusion http2 was the culprit, however at that time, the PMS interface was the default vhost as well. According to my detective work, it's not related to http2 directly, but rather to the 'okhttp' client not sending SNI/Host correctly. I investigated the exact same problem the last couple of days.

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