You can change network settings like automatic connections, metered access, proxy settings, and more. Important: Some of these steps work only on Android 12 and up.

Check if your device is compatible with Nest Wifi and Google Wifi. Review network insights Your Google Home Activity may contain Wi-Fi network insights. These insights can include issues that are in this …

If you're unable to find your Wi-Fi network name in the dropdown list of available Wi-Fi networks when setting up Google Nest or Google Home speaker or display, try these steps. Initial checklist Before …

The numbers next to "Devices" represent your total Internet (WAN) traffic to and from your network. Under each device, you can view how much data each device has downloaded and uploaded. Note: …

Your network should have enough bandwidth for multiple HD video meetings. It should also have extra bandwidth for other needs, like live streaming. Number of participants, screen sharing, and other …

Troubleshoot Chrome network issues If you experience TCP/IP problems with Chrome browser or a managed ChromeOS device, you can collect network logs and view network data. The network logs …

Tip: After you connect, the network is "Saved." When your device is nearby and Wi-Fi is on, your device automatically connects to this network.

Google Nest or Home device not connected to Wi-Fi network If you've lost your Wi-Fi connection or recently changed your Wi-Fi name, password, or service provider, you may need to set up your …

A check mark will display beside the relevant restriction, and the text below will indicate the restriction level. If your DNS restrictions are on, and the level is set to “moderate” or “strict," you have content …

How to identify the connection issue Phone: Try connecting to the Wi-Fi network with another device, like a laptop computer or friend's phone. If other devices can use the network, the problem is most …