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Best answer by Rhonny

​@AnnieB 

Stop the playback via Alexa. Then turn off your router at the wall. Fully close/quit the Sonos app.

Leave it two mins, then turn the router back on and let it fully reboot. Give it another 2-3 mins after that for the speakers to re-connect to the router (they will all have a white light). 

Then re-open the Sonos app, and see if things return to normal.

 

 

4 replies

Pools-3015
Prodigy I
June 24, 2026

Are you using a VPN on your phone? If so turn it off.

AnnieBAuthor
Contributor I
June 24, 2026

No I’m not - but thnx for the reply

RhonnyAnswer
Prodigy III
June 24, 2026

​@AnnieB 

Stop the playback via Alexa. Then turn off your router at the wall. Fully close/quit the Sonos app.

Leave it two mins, then turn the router back on and let it fully reboot. Give it another 2-3 mins after that for the speakers to re-connect to the router (they will all have a white light). 

Then re-open the Sonos app, and see if things return to normal.

 

 

AnnieBAuthor
Contributor I
June 25, 2026

Thank you!