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1. Restart the device.
2. Make sure the device and app are up to date.

Try cleaning Luna app:

1. Go to Settings on your Fire TV.
2. Select Applications.
3. In Manage Installed Applications, select the app you are having trouble with.
4. Select Clear Cache, and then Clear Data.

Try to unpair your Luna controller and then pair it back again, you can get guidance in this link.

1. Turn on your Luna Controller by pressing the Home button.
2. If the Luna app is currently open on your Android/iOS device, close and reopen the app.
3. If a software update is available, a prompt will immediate appear indicating an update is available and to not turn off your controller.

Once updated, try connecting your headset again, and then launch Fortnite again – once the game loads, press the Luna button to confirm if you have headset controls visible in the Luna menu.

If there is no update, or the headset is still not working, launch Fortnite again and once the game is loaded, press the Luna button and then disconnect and reconnect your wired headphones – allow a few moments to see if the menu updates to show the headset controls.

If the headset menu does appear, but does not work in-game, please adjust the in-game voice chat settings. For assistance with in-game settings for Fortnite, please visit Epic’s help page ‘How do I change the settings for voice chat in Fortnite‘.

• Make sure to try and pair your controllers via the Luna Controller driver, following these steps.
• Set up both your controllers on the Amazon Luna Controller app, following these steps.
• If the issue persists, try resetting your remote/remotes (following these steps), and try paring them again.

• Make sure to try and pair your controllers via the Luna Controller driver, following these steps.
• Set up both your controllers on the Amazon Luna Controller app, following these steps.
• If the issue persists, try resetting your remote/remotes (following these steps), and try paring them again.

It sounds like you’re experiencing an issue with characters or vehicles unexpectedly moving downward in a game or software. This could be due to a bug or glitch in the program. To address it:

1. **Check for Updates**: Ensure that your game or software is up to date. Developers often release patches to fix bugs like this.

2. **Restart**: Sometimes, a simple restart of the game or software can resolve unexpected behavior.

3. **Adjust Settings**: If possible, try adjusting in-game settings such as graphics quality or controller sensitivity. Sometimes, certain settings can cause unexpected movement issues.

4. **Contact Support**: If the problem persists, consider reaching out to the developer’s support team for assistance. They may have specific troubleshooting steps or be able to provide a fix for the issue.