Google Chromecast Can’t Connect to WiFi: How to Fix

Are you struggling to get your Google Chromecast connected to your WiFi network? Don't worry, we've got you covered! In this video, we walk you through a series of troubleshooting steps to help you resolve this frustrating issue quickly.
First, we'll tackle the common culprit: network instability. We'll show you how to check your network status using simple methods like speed testing applications and how to power cycle your router to refresh its internals and DHCP aspects, crucial for bandwidth allocation. We'll also discuss ways to optimize signal strength and reduce interference from other wireless devices.
Next, if network issues persist, we'll guide you through changing the network on your Chromecast. Whether it's forgetting your current WiFi network or connecting to a different WiFi band, we'll show you how to navigate your device settings for a seamless transition.
And if all else fails, we'll demonstrate how to perform a factory reset on your Chromecast. While this clears out all data from your device, it can often resolve persistent bugs or errors that may be preventing it from connecting to your WiFi network.
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[@aadarsh.without.aadarsh]

I did reset it but after it says "connected to the network" then boots for few seconds and it goes cannot reach the internet

[@terrellebutcher4068]

Same