12-31-2024 03:01 PM
Note: there was no label selection for Google Home so I selected Nest WiFi I was not sure what the platform is, so I picked IOS.
I was told that I needed to connect my Google Home directly to my new internet network. The google home only has a regular wall plug-in. I have been trying to find an electronic part that I could purchase that would the plug-in feature and convert that to a USP port. My WIFI box only has USB ports where any outside devises can be added.
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12-31-2024 03:13 PM
I'm going to assume you're referring to a Google Home speaker or display, so I've moved your post there.
If you've already changed to a new Wi-Fi network, try these steps:
If these steps above don’t solve the issue, you’ll need to factory reset your speaker or display, then set it up again using your new Wi-Fi network and password.
Instead of factory resetting your speaker or display, if you're comfortable changing your router settings, you can change your new Wi-Fi network name and password in your router's settings to be the same as the previous ones. Your device should then automatically connect to the Wi-Fi.
Google Nest and Google Home speakers and displays connect to Wi-Fi. You can't hardwire them and connect them via an ethernet cable, so you won't find an adapter or any kind of part that can enable that.
12-31-2024 03:13 PM
I'm going to assume you're referring to a Google Home speaker or display, so I've moved your post there.
If you've already changed to a new Wi-Fi network, try these steps:
If these steps above don’t solve the issue, you’ll need to factory reset your speaker or display, then set it up again using your new Wi-Fi network and password.
Instead of factory resetting your speaker or display, if you're comfortable changing your router settings, you can change your new Wi-Fi network name and password in your router's settings to be the same as the previous ones. Your device should then automatically connect to the Wi-Fi.
Google Nest and Google Home speakers and displays connect to Wi-Fi. You can't hardwire them and connect them via an ethernet cable, so you won't find an adapter or any kind of part that can enable that.