Apple TV keeps crashing NON-STOP!!!

The same thing is happening to me and it's getting really annoying

Yep nonstop crash crash crash ... I would call it the bSOD except I'm not sure what color that is

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203028

My Apple TV does this. I can’t rven use it now. What u have discovered is that if it wasn’t brought from Apple it is likely and illegals forge of the Apple TV and after a while will stop working because the creators have been going out.

I have had the same issue with the same Apple TV Software and have yet to find a solution. It's a great product but it's becoming unusable at this point when we can't use Netflix or Hulu, and randomly resets with the other apps as well.

Ditto. Both of our ATV's have been doing it. Unable to find a pattern except it happens with Hulu and Netflix.

Same issue here. It began a few month ago and it's getting worse. I have it on HBO and Netflix. Interestingly it never happens with Apples own apps, Movies and TV Shows. I guess all of the Apple devs are too busy with the new Apple TV!

I have been having the exact same problem for months now. It makes Apple TV unusable. Only programs that work without resetting are items bought from the Apple store. I have the second generation Apple TV and I have tried everything, Even bought new cables and tried new ports. The only way I can watch anything non-Apple related is to stream it from my phone to Apple TV.

I have been having the exact same problem for months now. It makes Apple TV unusable. Only programs that work without resetting are items bought from the Apple store. I have the second generation Apple TV and I have tried everything, Even bought new cables and tried new ports. The only way I can watch anything non-Apple related is to stream it from my phone to Apple TV.

It's so bad now that I'm going to stop using Apple TV for anything other than Apple Movies and TV Shows. I'm even having issues streaming to it from my phone via AirPlay. I can't play a single thing without it breaking at some point and the issue seems to be the AirPlay connection. It's very frustrating and very un Apple like.

There are several recent posts on the internet as well as Apple's discussion pages regarding random reboots when attempting to view Netflix and/or Hulu on the AppleTV2. I started having the same problem about 3 weeks ago with Netflix (I don't use Hulu). I suspect that something changed with Apple's servers, or perhaps there was a bad update pushed by Apple (it does happen from time to time). In any case, my work around has been to stream Netflix content from my iPad (via the Netflix app) to my AppleTV2. It works, but it is not a solution.

Has anyone experienced this issue with an AppleTV3?

The 2nd gen hasn't been updated for quite some time, and if that were the case it would be widespread. Have you done anything to troubleshoot?

I have tried replacing the cables and trying new ports on the TV. I have also manually restarted my router and tested the speed which was normal. It also happens on other stations besides Hulu and Netflix. I have the same problem on PBS and Smithsonian, as well as others, when watching via Apple TV. The only shows that work are the ones available from the Apple store. I was planning on buying the new AppleTV this when it is released but not if it is going to have these same issues.

Make sure DNS is set to auto (settings - general - network)

Get a diagnostic report from istumbler, netstumbler or similar. Look for signal strength, noise, nearby networks

Try ethernet

Test on another network

The DNS was already set to auto. The signal strength is fine. I cannot try another network but I will try the ethernet. Although, if it was a problem with the network or signal, I would be having the same issue on programs bought via Apple TV. AS I said before, the only time I do not get disconnected is when watching TV shows or movies I have purchased from Apple. Anything else (Netflix, Hulu, etc...) gets disconnected often. I also use Chromecast on my TV in the upstairs bedroom, which is about 20-30 feet from the router downstairs, and it has never disconnected.