11-08-2023 06:27 PM
I changed my wifi network, but when I did, I lost all connection to my Google Nest Hub. Nothing I do from the Google Home app is recognized because it needs internet to connect to the Nest Hub. But the Nest Hub is stuck on a wifi network that doesn't even exist anymore, no matter what I do, it always ends up on the same setup screen and stays there, not letting me do anything.
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11-11-2023 03:06 AM
If you've already changed to a different Wi-Fi network, you used these steps?
If these steps above didn'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. If it is still trying to connect to your previous Wi-Fi network, then it should then automatically connect to the Wi-Fi.
11-11-2023 03:06 AM
If you've already changed to a different Wi-Fi network, you used these steps?
If these steps above didn'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. If it is still trying to connect to your previous Wi-Fi network, then it should then automatically connect to the Wi-Fi.