I just bought the Google ethernet power adapter and the wired networking option didn't show up. So I pinged Google support and they told me that I'd need to do a factory reset to switch to wifi.
Is this right? If so, it seems insane. Cheers.
I just bought the Google ethernet power adapter and the wired networking option didn't show up. So I pinged Google support and they told me that I'd need to do a factory reset to switch to wifi.
Is this right? If so, it seems insane. Cheers.
I've switched without reboot or reset. Ethernet takes priority over wireless if detected.
OK, turns out that, oddly, my ethernet plug (Google's) doesn't operate with my USB C hub attached to my Chromecast! :(
When I remove the hub, the ethernet option pops up in the GUI.
Very, very odd. I would have suspected that the power adapter would be *more* powerful than the standard power adapter!
I may need to start a new topic for this, but I'll start here: Does anyone have a USB-C hub that we knows works with Google's Ethernet A/C adapter?
Sigh. Looks like Google Support was just making stuff up?
I've rebooted, to no avail. I assume that wired networking would just show up in the Network & Internet section of Settings, correct?
Are there any lights/indicators that would help me diagnose if this is a network issue or a faulty ethernet adapter issue?
No that's not true. I have two and didn't reset them when I added the ethernet adapters.