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Cameras reading offline, but WiFi is working

Meghan1
Community Member

Hi, 

5 of our 6 cameras are saying “offline” 

im not having WiFi issues, and all of the cameras are charged.  I tried deleting and reinstalling a camera, but now it’s not allowing me to add the camera back. Please help! 

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Robin5965
Community Member

I am having the same problem. Everything else in the house is connected to wifi. 

Rick_P
Community Member

Me too - same problem. Doorbell worked fine for 3 years and now offline. Deleted it and it won’t reconnect - I get error NC007 but everything else is connected to that same network fine including a Nest thermostat less than 3m away

Meghan1
Community Member

I spoke to Google support and they had me reset cameras to factory settings.  I did that, but 2 of my cameras went “offline” again.  I’m hoping the others stay online.  Very frustrating, but I’m glad it’s not just me.  I’ll reach out to support later today.  

Rick_P
Community Member

I did the factory reset several times, and was also told to create a new ‘home’ in the app and try to connect the camera again. None of these worked. I have now spent several hours on the phone / chat to Google support and no-one is able to help. The latest was that I had to wait 24 to 48 hours for someone in the ‘advanced’ tech support team to email and I’ve heard nothing 2 days later. Laughable customer support, frankly. If anyone figures anything out in the meantime please let me know. My doorbell has now been offline for 5 days.

DP707
Community Member

Same problem. I have three 2nd generation Nest Cams + Floodlight combos. Installed two to backyard and driveway. They are connected to continuous power supply (no switches), strong WiFi, and no WiFi credential changes. Yet they go offline intermittently for days, weeks, and even months on end. I even lost ability to turn off floodlights in G Home app, despite being connected yet offline simultaneously so I cannot turn off even without motion detected. As a Nest Aware subscriber, I’ve been sharing these problems with Google Home/Nest Support and it’s been escalated multiple times. I think it’s a Google-hosted server or firmware update issue, yet they keep suggesting a hard factory reset (which is very difficult to reach when mounted higher than a one-story level). I’ve done this countless times and the problems reoccur. G Home/Nest Support only offers that I buy replacements because they’re out of warranty despite my history of complaints while they were under warranty. I’ve been hung up on countless times as well.

The third Floodlight + Cam is still in its original packaging because I’ve been reluctant to install given all the issues experienced above.

I also have three 2nd-gen indoor/outdoor wireless Nest Cams (no floodlight) but, surprisingly, they have all worked just fine. 

Google Nest support is sloppy, careless, and lies to its customers about addressing the underlying development/engineering/QA issues and proactively following up with customers on outstanding cases. I’m fed up. I’ve spent thousands on the Google Home/Nest system and subscriptions. 

Rick_P
Community Member

Just wanted to follow up on this. After a couple of weeks going back and forth with tech support, google agreed to replace the doorbell. Lo and behold it connected first time. Hope everyone else finds a resolution.