One of the latest issues that you may experience when using Google Nest Hub Gen 2, cannot use 5GHz WiFi. This problem also prevents you from seeing other 5GHz networks.
Some users have tied to switch CH 46 on 5GHz WiFi but still there is no result to see the network list. To solve this issue, you can choose ‘Other network’ and then manually key in your 5GHz SSID. If it is still the same, then you need this guide.
Fix Google Nest Hub Gen 2 Cannot Use 5GHz WiFi
Make sure that your Nest Hub is using the newest version of the firmware. If no changes, here are the methods to fix Google Nest Hub Gen 2 cannot use 5GHz WiFi:
Initial Steps
If you are experiencing this problem during the setup, you can reboot the router first. To do so, unplug it for about two minutes.
Next, you can forget or reconnect your smartphone to your WiFi. Then, uninstall and then reinstall your Google Home app again, and then log in.
Other than that, you can move the Google Nest Hub second gen closer to your router. The last option to do is to factory reset Google Nest Hub 2nd and set it up again.
Allow Permissions on Google Home App
Connect your Google Nest Hub by allowing the following permissions via Google Home App: Microphone, Location, Camera, Contacts, Nearby Devices, Phone. Once allowed the permissions, you need to reset the Hub. The router settings should connect on the 5GHz WiFi.
That is all about how to fix Google Nest Hub Gen 2 cannot use 5 GHz WiFi. The 2.4GHz connection is too easy to break from time to time. This can cause disruption when you want to play music.
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