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Chromecast not getting connected to the internet

maddy04
Community Member

Hello

 

I am using Chromecast 1st generation. It was running fine. Due to some reason I had to perform a Factory reset. Now I am trying to connect my device back to the network but unable to do so.

I am getting different kinds of errors

1. Google Home app is not able to detect the device. (The problem was solved when I keep my mobile android device right next to the Chromecast device)

2.After the device is detected, I move to next steps where a code (eg. V9D9) is displayed on TV. Sometime the device is not detected at this stage and I do not see the code (I did a factory reset and this problem is solved)

3. Chromecast device is not able to connect to the Wifi network or it does not get the internet

 

I have tried various things like performing factory reset, connecting via different android device, connecting to a mobile hotspot (different wifi network), keeping my Wifi Router within 4-5 feet of the Chromecast device, plugging the chromecast device into a different HDMI slot on TV

 

Please guide as how to solve the problem. Just a week back the Chromecast device was working fine and I was casting on TV. But now I am unable to do it.

Thank you.

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maddy04
Community Member

Hello, I hope somebody got a chance to look at my problem ? Hope to see some solution to the problem.

Kimy
Community Specialist
Community Specialist

Hi maddy04,

 

Thanks for posting here in the Google Nest Community. Based on your description, it seems like you’ve already taken the necessary troubleshooting steps (factory reset, trying a different setup device, mobile hotspot setup, etc.). Since we’re talking about a Chromecast 1st Gen (2012), it’s possible that it may have reached retirement. I suggest you buy a newer version now.

 

I’ll keep this thread open for one more day. Feel free to create a new one if you have questions in the future.

 

Thanks,

Kimy