Keep trying to access my Hulu plus Account and it keeps telling me it's not available. It did that yesterday and then the login screen appeared (not sure how it happened) I logged in and it worked. Now today, same unavailable message comes up. Help !!!

Keep trying to access my Hulu plus Account and it keeps telling me it's not available. It did that yesterday and then the login screen appeared (not sure how it happened) I logged in and it worked. Now today, same unavailable message comes up. Help !!!

Try a Hard Reset.....
Press and hold the Wake / Sleep button AND the Home button at the same time, keep them both pressed until the Apple Logo appears on the screen, it can take 10 or more seconds.  Ignore the swipe to turn off message.

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