How to reset a Google Wifi mesh Wi-Fi system
The Google Wifi Mesh Router is a quick and easy way to connect your whole house. Factory reset allows you to safely sell or gift the router without exposing your personal information. Or, if you've forgotten your setup information, including information for accessing the router's settings, a factory reset may allow you to start over and regain control of your network. This guide will show you two ways to perform a factory reset on your computer.

Google Home Wi-Fi connectivity issues
Google Home connects to the Internet directly through your home Wi-Fi network. You also use Wi-Fi to communicate with your other smart devices at home. So it stands to reason that the most common Google Home issue reported to both Puls technicians and online forums is Wi-Fi connectivity issues. Here are the top Google Home connectivity issues and how to fix them.

Connect Google Home to Wi-Fi
To get started with Google Home, you need to download the Google Home app (iOS, Android) on your phone or tablet. Don't worry, Google Home will tell you the moment you plug it in and turn it on for the first time. To establish a network connection, find your Wi-Fi network in the app and simply connect to it. You must be good to go.

Google Wifi not working or having problems?
Google Wifi app may not work for you due to some issues your device may have or your internet connection problem. If you think the Google Wifi app has a problem, please post your problem using the comment box below and someone from our community can help. Also, in the meantime, you can try the fixes mentioned below.

Common Google Wifi App Problems and Troubleshooting Steps
Do I get a black or white screen (blank screen) when I open Google Wifi?
It is one of the most common problems in the Android operating system. Usually when you open an app you will see a black screen for a few seconds and then the app will crash with or without an error message. There are a few ways to fix this problem.

Most of the time, it can be a temporary charging issue. You just need to press the recent apps menu (usually the first left button) on your phone. Then close the application that has this problem. Now open the app again. It can work normally.
Try hard reboot on your Android mobile. Press and hold the "Home" and "Power" buttons at the same time for up to 10 seconds. Then release the buttons and hold down the "Power" button until the screen turns on. Now you can try to open the app, it may work fine.
If none of the above works, you can wait until your phone's battery runs out and automatically shuts down. After that, put it to charge and press the power button. It can work after this.
Finally, if you can't fix it with anything, you may need to uninstall the app and reinstall it. Android generally restores all settings after reinstalling and logging into the app. You can see if that fixes it.
Even in some rare cases, the reinstallation step doesn't work either. If that's the case for you, try installing older versions of the app. Good luck!