Nest Wifi Router

Had Google WiFi before, spent two days troubleshooting everything under the sun for a similar issue. Pulled the power on the entire mesh and plugged it back in, speed fixed. If you haven't tried that already then do it. Their WiFi equipment is shit and in my experience might inexplicably just glitch

Yeah I solved the constant dropouts with Google WiFi/nest WiFi by switching to Ubiquiti

Yes. A lot. And my Google nest wifi router died. My 3 AP are just smart speakers now as I upgraded router to something better.

I'm gonna toss an edit in here. There's no problem with the Ethernet port of the computer. The problem is on the Google nest wifi router. For some reason the wired ethernet port has issues on those routers, there's a bunch of issues brought up and no real fix. Yesterday I was trying a bunch of stuff

A google firmware update broke my nest wifi router (i helped them debug it over days, and they admitted fault - i was outa warranty though and out of luck unless I mailed my router to the USA they would send one back after recieving it - leaving me with a smart home and no router) My speaker groups

Google has always sucked with actual HW products. Anytime they try doing HW and SW, they end up with a crap product eventually. Pixel 4 was the last google phone I had and it was a piece of shit. When they ONLY do SW, then they do OK. I just recently replaced the Google/Nest Wifi router point setup.

I’m having the exact same issue. Nest doorbell 2nd gen went offline and could not get it to update. Spent hours and support with google and they are no help. Got a 3rd gen doorbell and got it working with a separate router today for a few hours and it’s showing offline again now. I’m at a loss using

I found this post on Google when I was stuck with the same error. I'm coming back here years later with a fix that worked for me. I changed ISPs and had to factory reset my Google Nest Wifi Router and Point because the router would not let me swap from PPPoE to DHCP. After factory reset, I was unabl

I have 60+ Matter devices, a lot on Wifi and about 10 Thread devices. Google Home + Home Assistant. When I lived in a small apartment, offline devices were infrequent, but after moving into a large home, adequate Wifi coverage with a wired mesh network and good connectivity throughout the house; I'd

Looks like there is too much interference for the mesh node to connect via 5ghz reliability at 12 meters. turn your ISP issued router to bridge mode and let your main Google Wifi be the router. (If it's just a modem it'll already be in bridge mode. If you don't know what any of this means, just chec