Virgin TV Go is not currently compatible with Safari 12. ** To use Virgin TV Go with Safari 11 or earlier you'll need to install Microsoft Silverlight. *To use Virgin TV Go with Internet Explorer on Windows 7 you'll need to install Microsoft Silverlight. Using a different browser, clearing cookies or using incognito mode will be seen as a different device. NOTE: If you register a computer using a browser, you’ll need to use the same browser with Virgin TV Go. To use Virgin TV Go in a browser please ensure you’ve got cookies enabled in your browser, that 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. We no longer have a Windows 10 app, but Windows 10 devices can use the website, and install the web app that is offered when visiting the website.Check whether your PC runs Windows 32-bit or 64-bit and then download the BlueStacks version for your computer.Virgin TV Go is supported on the following systems and browsers:.If you have a Windows PC, you’ll still need to install and run an Android emulator for Windows 10 to use the Google Home app. If you’re setting up Google Home for Mac to a Google Chromecast device, follow our guide on how Chromecast works and how to use Chromecast to cast your entire desktop to TV. Once BlueStacks and Google Home app are set up on your Mac, it’s only a matter of setting up your connected devices. Select Install and then select Open once Google Home app finishes downloading. Sign in with a Google account, select the Google Play Store icon on the emulated Android desktop and search for the Google Home app.Launch the program and then select Let’s Go. Once your Mac restarts, BlueStacks will be ready to use. Go back to the General tab in the Security & Privacy and select Restart.
Select Cancel if you see a BlueStacks interrupted restart message.
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