The team over at Google Support NZ have excellent knowledge on Google Wifi so we recommending reaching out to them first! Follow these instructions and ensure all your points have been reset before setting up them again. If you are unable to access the Google Home App, you will need to use the hard factory reset button on the bottom your devices. Do the same for each additional point and press Factory reset Wifi point.Scroll down and press Factory reset network.Tap on the green Wi-Fi button and press Settings in the top right corner.The easiest way to reset your device is using the Google Home App.
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Have forgotten your Google Account and can no longer remember your WiFi password or account password at all.Erase all information from your router or point.Start fresh and set up your router or point(s) from scratch.Many thanks to everyone who contributed and answered my questions! I appreciate that a lot.You might want to factory reset when you want to: For an explanation of why you need to use the TT router with Google Nest Wifi and other questions look through the conversation below.In the google app, next to settings you can see a rounded Wi-Fi icon where you can control your network.You will probably have to set up your smart plugs if any unless you give Google the same WIFI name and set up the same WIFI password as your TT WIFI used to have.To get to TT router settings, you must use a new 192.168.2.1 address in the search bar.Open Google Home App and go to settings > add device > new device > choose your home > Wi-Fi > Nest Wifi router and follow the steps.Turn on Google Nest Router ( I recommend doing a hard reset of Google by pressing a small button on the bottom until the light turns yellow – keep pressing until the yellow light stops blinking and release only when steady yellow light, wait 5 min for Google to reset itself).
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I saw that a Sagemcom WIFI hub has been offered to some customers free of charge - does it allow 'bridge WAN'? However, when I try this saving this option I get the message " The current service type is not supported in bridge WAN mode". I have discovered that by going into advanced settings, then 'WAN configuration', then clicking on the connection name (I have only VDSL connection available to me to click on), under 'WAN Mode' there is an option to 'Bridge WAN'. I've understood that one way to do this is to put the TalkTalk device in ' bridge mode'. I saw that some people recommend bypassing the existing TalkTalk router functions - effectively turning it into a modem only. I tried to connect it directly to the Google Nest Wifi router but it does not recognise connection - is there a modem-like adaptor or RJ11 2-pin to a 6-pin adaptor that would let me connect to the internet? Or maybe I have to use Huawei-DG8041W as a modem? Is there a way to connect a Google Nest Wifi router directly to the BT Openreach socket? I have an RJ11 2-pin cable that plugs into a 'broadband' port in Huawei-DG8041W. To do this I have been trying to find a way to do it, but it seems impossible/very complicated for someone that is not an IT specialist! I have a Google Nest Wifi router which I would like to use as a fully functioning router device in my home network. My Talktalk router is the Huawei- DG8041W.
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