D Daniel97 macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2023 #1 I’ve just bought a new 4K Gen 3 Apple TV, to replace my 1st Gen. I’ll move the 1st Gen to my bedroom, but can I ‘clone’ it as such, so the new ATV has all the same Apps etc as the one I’m using now? Or do I need to set it up from scratch again?
I’ve just bought a new 4K Gen 3 Apple TV, to replace my 1st Gen. I’ll move the 1st Gen to my bedroom, but can I ‘clone’ it as such, so the new ATV has all the same Apps etc as the one I’m using now? Or do I need to set it up from scratch again?
JBGoode macrumors 65816 Sep 20, 2023 #2 Have you connected it yet? I think if you do that and sign into your Apple account on it, the question will answer itself. 🙂
Have you connected it yet? I think if you do that and sign into your Apple account on it, the question will answer itself. 🙂
D Daniel97 macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2023 #3 It hasn’t arrived in the mail yet. So afraid not. Just wanted to know before I moved the current one and found out I needed to start from scratch 🙂
It hasn’t arrived in the mail yet. So afraid not. Just wanted to know before I moved the current one and found out I needed to start from scratch 🙂
-Gonzo- macrumors 68000 Sep 20, 2023 #4 Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login. Reactions: mallbritton, AZhappyjack, HobeSoundDarryl and 1 other person
Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login.
D Daniel97 macrumors 6502a Original poster Sep 20, 2023 #5 -Gonzo- said: Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login. Click to expand... Superb. Thank you. And if I don’t turn that on, they will operate entirely individually?
-Gonzo- said: Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login. Click to expand... Superb. Thank you. And if I don’t turn that on, they will operate entirely individually?
DaveSanDiego macrumors member Sep 20, 2023 #6 If you don't turn it on, it won't operate at all Reactions: hg.wells
AZhappyjack Suspended Sep 20, 2023 #7 -Gonzo- said: Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login. Click to expand... ^^^ THIS RIGHT HERE ^^^ Reactions: Daniel97 and -Gonzo-
-Gonzo- said: Go into settings and turn on One Homescreen then everything will be the same. All you’ll have to do is sign into any apps that require a login. Click to expand... ^^^ THIS RIGHT HERE ^^^