If you’re experiencing difficulties with reaching compatibility with your Google Home, don’t fret! Below are some voice command examples that can help troubleshoot and fix any issues you may be having. With just a few simple commands, you can get your Google Home up and running smoothly again in no time.
#1 Connectivity Commands
“Turn off Wi-Fi and turn it back on again.”
“Unplug the router and plug it back in.”
“Reset the modem and router.”
“Disconnect all devices from the Wi-Fi and then reconnect them.”
“Check if the device is connected to the right Wi-Fi network.”
“Move the Google Home closer to the router.”
#2 Device Reset Commands
“Reset Google Home Hub to factory defaults.”
“Restart Google Home Hub.”
“Turn the power off and on again.”
“Factory reset your Google Home.”
“Perform a hard reset on the Google Home device.”
“Clear cache and data for the Google Home app.”
#3 Google Assistant commands
“Set up voice match for Google Assistant.”
“Enable Google Assistant on the device.”
“Adjust Google Assistant voice volume.”
“Teach Google Assistant to recognize your voice.”
“Tell Google Assistant to ‘forget’ your voice.”
“Enable/disable continued conversation mode.”
#4 App & Account Commands
“Uninstall and reinstall the Google Home app.”
“Log out of Google Home app and log back in.”
“Check if Google Home app is updated to the latest version.”
“Disconnect and reconnect Google Home from your account.”
“Remove and re-add your devices to the Google Home app.”
“Check if there are any conflicting apps or settings with Google Home.”
#5 General Troubleshooting Commands
“Restart all devices connected to the same network.”
“Check if the device is compatible with Google Home.”
“Check if there are any known connectivity issues in your area.”
“Check if there are any restricted bandwidth or speed limits in your area.”
“Perform a network reset on the device.”
“Check if there are any system updates available for the device.”
#6 Miscellaneous Commands
“Replace the Ethernet cable connecting the device to the router.”
“Check if the device is placed too close to other electronic devices.”
“Use a different power outlet to power the device.”
“Clean the device and the router to remove any obstructions or blockages.”
“Check if the ISP is blocking Google Home from accessing the internet.”
“Contact customer support for further assistance.”