How to Reset Network Settings on Google Pixel 7
This post will walk you through restoring the default network configuration on the newest Google Pixel smartphone. Here’s a quick guide to reset network settings on Google Pixel 7.
Unlike a factory reset, resetting the network settings does not affect any saved information from the internal storage and so all your important files and downloaded contents remain safe.
What Happens after a Network Reset?
When the reset is finished, the phone instigates an automatic system reboot to refresh the network services and apply the recent changes to the network system. After the reset, you will need to re-enable Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and other network-related features that are disabled by default.
Reconnecting to the Wi-Fi network also requires entering of the network credentials such as the SSID and network password as this information was also removed from the phone’s network direction during the reset.
You also need to pair individual Bluetooth devices in order to connect and use them with your Pixel phone like the first time.
Resetting the phone’s network settings usually comes in handy when dealing with network-related issues that could not be rectified by basic network solutions. Post-update network errors from incompatible network settings overrides can likewise be addressed by this reset.
There’s no need to worry about losing important data because this reset does not delete any saved information from the internal storage. Thus, it is safe to perform this reset even without creating user data backups. Just be sure to follow the above steps and choose the correct reset option or command to trigger.
And that’s how to reset network settings on the Google Pixel 7 smartphone.