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Unable to Connect Move After Changing Router

  • 16 October 2020
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Lovetoflyfish
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Help, please!

I am unable to connect my Sonos Move to a new wireless router in my home.

I have reset the move and I see a quick blip (half a second, at best) of the screen as if the app sees and identifies it as a Move, but then it quickly goes back to the “searching for nearby products...”screen.

I welcome any tips, suggested order of steps, whatever, thank you!

 

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Best answer by Lovetoflyfish 17 October 2020, 19:53

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Simon B
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Hi @Lovetoflyfish, thanks for the update and for the recommendation that this information would be on the Connect to a new router on how to reset the Sonos Move. But I’m glad it worked for you after the Reset. 

If there is anything else I can do for you, please, don’t hesitate to let us know.

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Lovetoflyfish
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Simon,

I had been there and it did not help.

I did find the answer moments ago on Sonos’ site page entitled “Reset your Sonos product”.

This info (see image) should be on the “Connect Sonos to a new router or WiFi network” page, please.

 

Simon B
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Hi @Lovetoflyfish, thanks for reaching out. Sorry to hear about this issue with your Sonos Move that can’t connect to your new wireless router. Kindly check this article about Connect Sonos to a new router or WiFi network if this won’t work. Please let us know. 

Keep me in the know with the advice above.

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