Using the Google TV app on your phone or other remote to navigate, go to Settings > Remotes & Accessories.
Select your old remote and choose to Forget it.
Choose Pair remote accessory to start a new pairing.
Hold the home button down on your new remote and re-insert the batteries while holding the button down.
The remote should be detected on the right side of the screen. Use your alternate remote to select it to pair it.
In most cases, your remote will pair automatically after you insert the batteries. If it doesn’t, follow the steps on the TV screen, or press and hold the Back and Home buttons on the remote for 3 seconds.
These steps only work if your Chromecast is still connected to the same WIfi network as your phone or other remote. If it's not, you'll need to factory reset Chromecast and set it up as new.
Using the Google TV app on your phone or other remote to navigate, go to Settings > Remotes & Accessories.
Select your old remote and choose to Forget it.
Choose Pair remote accessory to start a new pairing.
Hold the home button down on your new remote and re-insert the batteries while holding the button down.
The remote should be detected on the right side of the screen. Use your alternate remote to select it to pair it.
In most cases, your remote will pair automatically after you insert the batteries. If it doesn’t, follow the steps on the TV screen, or press and hold the Back and Home buttons on the remote for 3 seconds.
These steps only work if your Chromecast is still connected to the same WIfi network as your phone or other remote. If it's not, you'll need to factory reset Chromecast and set it up as new.
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