So, you’re looking to switch up the Wi-Fi network on your Google Home device – a simple task with the potential to be a bit confusing. Luckily, I’m here to guide you through the process step by step.
Step 1: Launch the Google Home App
The first step in changing the Wi-Fi network on your Google Home device is to open the Google Home app on your smartphone or tablet. Make sure the device you’re using is connected to the Wi-Fi network you want to switch your Google Home to.
Step 2: Access Device Settings
Once you have the app open, locate the tile for the Google Home device you want to adjust the Wi-Fi network for. Tap and hold the device’s tile to reveal additional options.
Step 3: Navigate to Wi-Fi Settings
After tapping and holding the tile, you will see a list of settings. Choose “Settings” and then select “Device Information.” From there, tap on “Wi-Fi” to access the Wi-Fi settings for your Google Home device.
Step 4: Forget the Current Network
Within the Wi-Fi settings, look for the option to “Forget This Network.” Tap on this option to remove the current Wi-Fi network from your Google Home device’s memory.
Step 5: Reconnect to a New Network
Once you have forgotten the current network, return to the Google Home app’s home screen. Follow the initial setup steps outlined in the app to connect your Google Home device to a new Wi-Fi network.
Step 6: Full Connection
Completing the setup process will ensure that your Google Home device is fully connected to the new Wi-Fi network. You should now be able to use your device as before, but with the updated network settings.
Additional Tips
If you encounter any issues during the Wi-Fi network change process, ensure that your new network is running correctly and that your Google Home device is within range. You may need to restart your device to establish a stable connection.
Conclusion
Changing the Wi-Fi network on your Google Home device is a straightforward process when broken down into these simple steps. By following these instructions and ensuring a strong connection, you’ll have your device up and running on the new network in no time.
