After researching and investigating, we have found some workaround that you can use to fix each WiFi-related issue. So, follow this guide until the end, as we have mentioned here about the six best fixes that will surely help you fix any kind of WiFi-related issue. Therefore, let’s get started with it.

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Method 1: Restart WiFi Router And Echo

The first method that you can try is to check if your WiFi is working or not. If it’s working and still not able to connect to your Echo device. Then, we recommend you reboot your Echo device and also power cycle your WiFi once. After that, check again if the issue gets fixed or not. If the WiFi issue is still there, then don’t panic as we have other options using which you can easily get rid of it.

Method 2: Connect WiFi Properly

Now, it might be possible that your Echo may not be able to connect to your WiFi network due to some issue with the wiring. So, in that case, you should check if your WiFi is working properly or not. Also, check if all the wires that are connected with the Router are properly inserted.

Method 3: Update The WiFi Password

If you haven’t changed your WiFi password or if you forget to update your changed password to the Echo device, then do it immediately as it is the main reason behind this error. Also, we recommend you change the WiFi password once a month to get your device safe from third-party threats.

Method 5: Update Alexa App

Did you check if your Alexa application is updated or not? If not, then we recommend you update it. Many users reported that this prevents their Echo device from being connected to the WiFi network. So, keeping your applications is more important. To do so, you can simply hover over to the PlayStore or App Store and check if there is any update available for your Alexa app or not. If so, then update it immediately and check if the issue gets fixed or not.

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Method 7: Change Router Settings

If not a single mentioned here works for you, we recommend you change your Router’s settings. To do so, follow the guidelines that we have mentioned below:

  • First of all, go to the Windows Settings and click on the Network & Internet.
  • Then, navigate to the Status and hover to the View hardware and connection properties.
  • Then, change it according to your needs.