Hi tonyp192,
If you use the web app or a computer browser, you’ll need to use the same browser each time with Virgin TV Go. Using a different browser, clearing cookies, or using incognito mode will be seen as a new device, as will using a VPN.
Also ensure you’ve got cookies enabled in your browser, that virginmedia.com is listed as a trusted site, your browser is set to allow protected content, and you allow pop ups from the Virgin TV Go website.
See https://www.virginmedia.com/help/tv/how-to-use-virgin-tv-go-app
Supported computers and browsers
So long as you have the latest version installed, Virgin TV Go is supported on the following systems and browsers:
Windows
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Microsoft EDGE
Safari
Note: If you register a computer using a browser, you’ll need to use the same browser with Virgin TV Go. Using a different browser, clearing cookies or using incognito mode will be seen as a different device.
What should I do if I can’t sign in to Virgin TV Go?
Also make sure you’re connected to a network that allows Virgin TV Go and other streaming services – some may block the app and website. This is also a good time to make sure you’re not connected to a VPN; it won’t work otherwise.
Likewise, Virgin TV Go won’t work while you’re roaming. If you’re using 3G, 4G or 5G, this needs to be UK mobile data.
Use the same web browser each time (like Google Chrome or Safari). The Virgin TV Go website will think you’re using a new device when you’re on a different browser or on incognito mode.
Also ensure you’ve got cookies enabled in your browser, that virginmedia.com is listed as a trusted site, your browser is set to allow protected content, and you allow pop ups from the Virgin TV Go website