If the term Chromecast sounds familiar to you, that's because Google has offered Chromecast streaming devices for several years. Recently, Google dove headlong into the streaming device wars, with the release of Chromecast with Google TV, a streaming media dongle with an included voice remote for under 50 bucks. And don't forget about Shelly's review of the Apple TV, a veritable mainstay in this space with accessibility features that have been included for nearly a decade. Smart televisions such as the Insignia Smart TV, Fire Edition, reviewed by Aaron Preece, feature a TV and built-in streaming in a single package. We've covered several of these in AccessWorld, from Bill Holton's review of the Amazon Fire TV with VoiceView to Shelly Brisbin's take on Roku streaming sticks. We will get back to you with a solution at the earliest.Over the past few years, a new category of miniature but powerful streaming devices has taken the world by storm. If you have any queries concerning the aforementioned steps, do let us know in the comments. So with this, we round off the guide on how to fix the issue of being unable to enable Unknown Sources in Chromecast with Google TV. You will now be able to enable the said option without any issues.

It will ask for Allow Installation from Unknown Sources.Now open the File Manager app and try to install an APK.Make sure that the Developer Option is enabled. install Developer Tools from the Tools category in Chromecast. The below instructions shall make it all clear. Doing so will give you the Unknown Sources pop-up, which you will be able to easily enable without any fuss. Rather you should download an APK and then open it via a File Manager.

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