How to reconnect ring to wifi

Have you ever found yourself in a situation where your Ring device suddenly goes offline, leaving you feeling disconnected from your home security? Perhaps you’ve just moved your Ring doorbell to a different location, or you’ve recently changed your Wi-Fi network password, causing it to lose connection. In moments like these, the last thing you want is to feel vulnerable, wishing to restore that sense of security and control over your property. In this post, we’ll walk you through the steps to seamlessly reconnect your Ring device to your Wi-Fi network.

To reconnect your Ring device to Wi-Fi, open the Ring app, select the device, tap on “Device Health,” and then “Reconnect to Wi-Fi.” Follow the on-screen prompts to select your Wi-Fi and enter the password.

To delve deeper into this process, start by ensuring that your Ring device is powered on and within range of your Wi-Fi network. Open the Ring app on your smartphone or tablet and log into your account. Once you’re in, navigate to the device you wish to reconnect by tapping on it in the device list. From there, select the “Device Health” option, which provides important information about your device’s connection status.

Within the Device Health menu, you’ll find a button labeled “Reconnect to Wi-Fi.” Tapping this will prompt the app to guide you through selecting your available Wi-Fi networks. Choose your desired network from the list and enter the corresponding password. Be sure to input the password correctly, as even the smallest error can prevent the connection from being established. Once you’ve entered the information, the app will attempt to reconnect your Ring device to your Wi-Fi network. You’ll receive confirmation once the connection is successful, which will restore your device’s functionality and re-establish that vital link to your home security.