i do not understand how insanely hard it is to switch networks. i have my entire house set up with smart devices and to reset every single little hub or whatever is the stupidest thing ever. pisses me off so much. but this video helps. thanks
Agree 100%. I have a Google Pixel 3 and a Hisense Google TV and it never asks me to factory reset those devices for any Wi-Fi related changes (and all I wanted to do was change the Wi-Fi password after I grounded my child from computer privileges). Why is that the case for Google Nest cameras and doorbell?! I will never understand it.
You don't seem to mention that in selecting "Remove" you will delete all video history and all related saved clips - can be a total disaster. Google really should sort this out, but they don't seem to care much about Nest now.
@WebproeducationOrgTechnology Yes, you say it will erase all the data to do with the WiFi network. That is fine and to be expected. The unexpected bit is that in resetting the WiFi Network also erases all your video clips recorded on the previous connection. For me, that is the very unexpected part that needs a big warning. I lost over two hours of clips that I wanted to keep. It seems Google really can't be bothered with supporting this system anymore. Woeful.
my issue is that it shows no wifi list at all, i tried some many times and way to reset the camera and nothing. i cannot pass after the wifi blank list page, the camera worked for long time and one day showed offline so i removed it from my google home and havent been able to reconnect since :(
To add several phones to one Google Cam when changing Wi-Fi connection on Google Nest Camera, you'll need to follow these steps: Step 1: Ensure your Google Nest Camera is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phones Make sure your Google Nest Camera is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the phones you want to add. This will allow the camera to communicate with the phones and enable remote viewing. Step 2: Open the Google Home app on each phone On each phone, open the Google Home app and sign in with the same Google account associated with your Google Nest Camera. Step 3: Add the Google Nest Camera to each phone In the Google Home app, tap the "+" icon in the top left corner and select "Set up device." Then, select " Cameras and doorbells" and choose your Google Nest Camera from the list. Follow the prompts to complete the setup process. Step 4: Grant permission for each phone to access the camera On each phone, you'll need to grant permission for the Google Home app to access the camera. This will allow the app to stream video from the camera to the phone. Step 5: Switch Wi-Fi networks on each phone When you change Wi-Fi networks on each phone, the Google Home app will automatically reconnect to the Google Nest Camera using the new Wi-Fi network.
when i got mine it was setup up quickly no issues but i wanted to add to other phones so others can see but it wont connect at all it will say connecting for a bout 3 minutes and then says move closer to camera or wifi something like that
I see 'remove device" option at the bottom if you go into camera settings. Thanks for video Strange how Google haven't given the option for you to update WiFi settings without this whole process, but indeed currently no other way by the seem of it
follow these steps: Remove the camera from the Google Home app: Open the Google Home app, go to the camera's settings, and remove it from the app. This will disconnect the camera from your old Wi-Fi network. Factory reset the camera: Press and hold the camera's reset button for about 10 seconds until it restarts. This will restore the camera to its factory settings. Reinstall the camera on the new Wi-Fi network: Open the Google Home app, set up the camera again, and connect it to your new Wi-Fi network. If you're still having trouble, you might need to try these additional troubleshooting steps: Check that your Wi-Fi network name and password are correct. Ensure that your camera is close to your router to ensure a strong signal. Restart your router and camera to ensure a fresh connection. If you've recently replaced your Wi-Fi router or changed your Wi-Fi network's name or password, you'll need to connect your Google Nest Camera to your new Wi-Fi network by following the above steps. Note: If you're unable to connect your camera to your new Wi-Fi network, you may need to contact Google Support for further assistance.
i do not understand how insanely hard it is to switch networks. i have my entire house set up with smart devices and to reset every single little hub or whatever is the stupidest thing ever. pisses me off so much. but this video helps. thanks
It's silly. Google needs to fix this!
Yes, stupid, they just screwed up my whole system!
Agree 100%.
I have a Google Pixel 3 and a Hisense Google TV and it never asks me to factory reset those devices for any Wi-Fi related changes (and all I wanted to do was change the Wi-Fi password after I grounded my child from computer privileges). Why is that the case for Google Nest cameras and doorbell?!
I will never understand it.
No shit it's ridiculous
You don't seem to mention that in selecting "Remove" you will delete all video history and all related saved clips - can be a total disaster. Google really should sort this out, but they don't seem to care much about Nest now.
I did mention that you'll have to reset which will erase all your data!
@WebproeducationOrgTechnology Yes, you say it will erase all the data to do with the WiFi network. That is fine and to be expected. The unexpected bit is that in resetting the WiFi Network also erases all your video clips recorded on the previous connection. For me, that is the very unexpected part that needs a big warning. I lost over two hours of clips that I wanted to keep. It seems Google really can't be bothered with supporting this system anymore. Woeful.
@securitycameras3411 why do you need old video clips? Strange
this is insane lmaoo but thank you so much
my issue is that it shows no wifi list at all, i tried some many times and way to reset the camera and nothing. i cannot pass after the wifi blank list page, the camera worked for long time and one day showed offline so i removed it from my google home and havent been able to reconnect since :(
One of three cameras fully charged will not display on phone. Keeps saying try again.
Can you send me link so I can up google nest camera without code.
Thank you so much! It worked!
This vid was awesome can I add several phones to one google cam?
To add several phones to one Google Cam when changing Wi-Fi connection on Google Nest Camera, you'll need to follow these steps:
Step 1: Ensure your Google Nest Camera is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phones
Make sure your Google Nest Camera is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the phones you want to add. This will allow the camera to communicate with the phones and enable remote viewing.
Step 2: Open the Google Home app on each phone
On each phone, open the Google Home app and sign in with the same Google account associated with your Google Nest Camera.
Step 3: Add the Google Nest Camera to each phone
In the Google Home app, tap the "+" icon in the top left corner and select "Set up device." Then, select " Cameras and doorbells" and choose your Google Nest Camera from the list. Follow the prompts to complete the setup process.
Step 4: Grant permission for each phone to access the camera
On each phone, you'll need to grant permission for the Google Home app to access the camera. This will allow the app to stream video from the camera to the phone.
Step 5: Switch Wi-Fi networks on each phone
When you change Wi-Fi networks on each phone, the Google Home app will automatically reconnect to the Google Nest Camera using the new Wi-Fi network.
when i got mine it was setup up quickly no issues but i wanted to add to other phones so others can see but it wont connect at all it will say connecting for a bout 3 minutes and then says move closer to camera or wifi something like that
I feel so validated right now. Same experience. 😵
There is no setting cog ⚙️ 😢
Thanks! It helped me a lot!
You're welcome!
There is no remove camera in settings, only remove video history...
Yes there is.
I see 'remove device" option at the bottom if you go into camera settings. Thanks for video Strange how Google haven't given the option for you to update WiFi settings without this whole process, but indeed currently no other way by the seem of it
Old network no longer exist , moving to my home from business, cannot reset, corded Nest camera
Mine doesn’t reset…. The chime never goes off!
Tip hold for time he says Long push until you hear reset song
My a pain, cannot reset, prior WiFi does not exist. Move to home
Haven’t fixed yet.
follow these steps:
Remove the camera from the Google Home app: Open the Google Home app, go to the camera's settings, and remove it from the app. This will disconnect the camera from your old Wi-Fi network.
Factory reset the camera: Press and hold the camera's reset button for about 10 seconds until it restarts. This will restore the camera to its factory settings.
Reinstall the camera on the new Wi-Fi network: Open the Google Home app, set up the camera again, and connect it to your new Wi-Fi network.
If you're still having trouble, you might need to try these additional troubleshooting steps:
Check that your Wi-Fi network name and password are correct.
Ensure that your camera is close to your router to ensure a strong signal.
Restart your router and camera to ensure a fresh connection.
If you've recently replaced your Wi-Fi router or changed your Wi-Fi network's name or password, you'll need to connect your Google Nest Camera to your new Wi-Fi network by following the above steps.
Note: If you're unable to connect your camera to your new Wi-Fi network, you may need to contact Google Support for further assistance.
Mines still won't reset 😡
At what point are you getting stuck?
@@WebproeducationOrgTechnology I got it, my girl didn't tell me she reset the damn WiFi 😩🔫