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Programming a Firestick remote typically involves pairing it with your Fire TV device. Here's how you can do it:

### Pairing the Remote:

1. **Turn on your Fire TV Stick**: Ensure your Fire TV Stick is plugged into your TV and powered on.

2. **Insert Batteries**: Make sure your remote has fresh batteries.

3. **Navigate to Settings**: Use your existing remote or the buttons on the Fire TV Stick itself to navigate to the "Settings" menu on your Fire TV Stick.

4. **Select Controllers & Bluetooth Devices**: In the Settings menu, select "Controllers & Bluetooth Devices."

5. **Choose Amazon Fire TV Remotes**: Under "Controllers & Bluetooth Devices," select "Amazon Fire TV Remotes."

6. **Add New Remote**: Select "Add New Remote" or "Amazon Fire TV Remote" depending on your device's menu.

7. **Press and Hold Home Button**: On your new remote, press and hold the "Home" button for about 10 seconds. You should see a message indicating that the remote is pairing.

8. **Wait for Pairing**: Wait for your Fire TV Stick to discover the new remote. It should automatically pair within a few seconds.

9. **Test the Remote**: Once paired, test the remote by navigating through the Fire TV Stick's menu. Make sure all buttons are working correctly.

### Additional Tips:

- Make sure there are no obstructions between the remote and the Fire TV Stick.

- If the remote doesn't pair successfully, try replacing the batteries and repeating the pairing process.

- If you have multiple Fire TV devices in close proximity, ensure you're pairing the remote with the correct device.

That's it! Once your Firestick remote is paired successfully, you should be able to control your Fire TV Stick with it seamlessly.

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Programming a Firestick remote typically involves pairing it with your Fire TV device. Here's how you can do it:

### Pairing the Remote:

1. **Turn on your Fire TV Stick**: Ensure your Fire TV Stick is plugged into your TV and powered on.

2. **Insert Batteries**: Make sure your remote has fresh batteries.

3. **Navigate to Settings**: Use your existing remote or the buttons on the Fire TV Stick itself to navigate to the "Settings" menu on your Fire TV Stick.

4. **Select Controllers & Bluetooth Devices**: In the Settings menu, select "Controllers & Bluetooth Devices."

5. **Choose Amazon Fire TV Remotes**: Under "Controllers & Bluetooth Devices," select "Amazon Fire TV Remotes."

6. **Add New Remote**: Select "Add New Remote" or "Amazon Fire TV Remote" depending on your device's menu.

7. **Press and Hold Home Button**: On your new remote, press and hold the "Home" button for about 10 seconds. You should see a message indicating that the remote is pairing.

8. **Wait for Pairing**: Wait for your Fire TV Stick to discover the new remote. It should automatically pair within a few seconds.

9. **Test the Remote**: Once paired, test the remote by navigating through the Fire TV Stick's menu. Make sure all buttons are working correctly.

### Additional Tips:

- Make sure there are no obstructions between the remote and the Fire TV Stick.

- If the remote doesn't pair successfully, try replacing the batteries and repeating the pairing process.

- If you have multiple Fire TV devices in close proximity, ensure you're pairing the remote with the correct device.

That's it! Once your Firestick remote is paired successfully, you should be able to control your Fire TV Stick with it seamlessly.
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