You can install only one device

Many Roku users prefer having the same channels on each device, so this is a case of you can't please everyone. Unfortunately, that is the only solution, to have a different Roku user account for the devices you want to have a different set of channels. Yeah but considering a lot of streaming companies like Netflix charge you by how many devices are on your account. So even though it is in my own home I would have to pay extra now because when my Roku is signed on both TVs it looks as one device for netflix, But when I make a separate account on my childs Roku and sign in to Netflix it's going to look like two separate devices.

Which means I will have to bump up my subscription with them to do so. No, that's not how it works. Netflix neither knows nor cares if two Roku devices are on one account or two separate accounts. Also, Netflix doesn't charge by the number of devices you have. Netflix charges by the number of streams you can use at one time. All three subscribers have Roku devices in their respective homes.

Now, suppose Able has six children, and has separate Roku accounts for each. Able puts Netflix on each of the seven Roku devices and authenticates each. Baker also has six children, but has two Roku accounts, one for his Roku, and one for all the children Roku devices. Baker puts Netflix on each device and authenticates. Charlie has six children, each with a Roku, but the whole family is on a single Roku account. Also, on my business account from work I am using allot OneNote, which I find extremely useful and I also intend to use OneNote from my laptop, desktop and Mobile Phone to take some notes and I would like to have access to them from any device I am using at the time update from OneDrive.

I can't find Office Home useful for my use as I am the only user and I want to make sure that Office Personal fits correctly to my use before I purchase it. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. I have found a similar question asked but the answer was not exactly what I looked for.

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Thanks for your feedback. Yes while it can be installed on only one computer at a time, you can "transfer" it to another computer.