Hi there! I’m Frank Taylor. I see you’re having trouble connecting your Netvue app to WiFi. Could you share a bit more about the issue? For example, are you trying to connect the Netvue camera to your WiFi and it’s just not linking up, or is the app itself not connecting to the internet properly? Also, what kind of WiFi network are you using (2.4 GHz or 5 GHz), and have you tried any troubleshooting steps so far?

This info will help me guide you better through the solution!

the app is not connecting to internet

Thanks for the extra info! So the app on your Windows 10 device is not connecting to the internet. Let’s try a few steps to get you back online with your Netvue app:

1. Check Your Internet Connection: Confirm your Windows 10 device can access the internet through other apps or browsers. Sometimes the network itself may have issues.

2. Restart the App and Device: Close the Netvue app completely and reopen it. If that doesn’t help, try restarting your Windows computer to clear any temporary glitches.

3. Update the Netvue App: Make sure you’re running the latest version of the Netvue app. Older versions sometimes have connectivity bugs that are fixed in updates. Visit the official app store or Netvue’s website to verify.

4. Check Firewall and Antivirus Settings: Sometimes Windows firewall or antivirus software blocks app internet access. Try temporarily disabling them to see if the app connects.

5. Check WiFi Network Frequency: Netvue devices and apps often require connecting on a 2.4 GHz WiFi network rather than 5 GHz. Confirm you’re on 2.4 GHz, especially if your router broadcasts both frequencies separately.

6. Clear App Cache or Reinstall: If possible, clear the Netvue app cache or uninstall and reinstall the app. This helps reset any corrupted files affecting connectivity.

7. Try Logging In on Web Portal: You mentioned the app doesn’t connect, but can you log into your Netvue account on their web portal? If that’s working, it narrows down the problem to the app or local device.

If after these steps the app still can’t connect to the internet, it may be an issue on Netvue’s backend or server side, which some users have reported recently with app connection problems1. In that case, I recommend contacting Netvue support directly at [email protected] for more help.

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it does apear to be the app all other cams all working useing2.4 GHz wifi 100%

Thanks for confirming that your other cameras work fine on the 2.4 GHz WiFi and that the issue is specific to the Netvue app itself on your Windows 10 device. That helps narrow things down quite a bit.

Since the network itself is functioning correctly, here are some focused next steps to try with the app to resolve connection issues:

1. Check for App Updates: Sometimes the Netvue app on Windows has bugs fixed in later releases. Visit the official Netvue website or your app store to ensure you have the latest version installed.

2. Split WiFi Bands (If Possible): Even if your other cams work on 2.4 GHz, sometimes routers have combined SSIDs for 2.4 and 5 GHz that can confuse apps. Temporarily split your WiFi into separate SSIDs for 2.4 and 5 GHz if your router supports it to ensure the app connects only over 2.4 GHz2.

3. Check Windows Firewall and Antivirus: Confirm Windows firewall or any antivirus isn’t blocking the Netvue app’s internet access. You can try temporarily disabling them to test connectivity, then allow app permissions afterward if that resolves the issue.

4. Clear App Cache or Reinstall: On Windows, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app to clear out any corrupted files or settings that could affect connectivity.

5. Try Network Reset: On your Windows 10 device, go to Settings > Network & Internet > Status and select Network reset at the bottom. This resets all network adapters and may fix underlying network configuration issues affecting the app.

6. Check for Server-side Issues: A few users have reported intermittent Netvue app connectivity problems linked to server outages or backend changes1. You can check Netvue’s official social accounts or support site for any announcements.

If these steps don’t get the app connected, I recommend reaching out directly to Netvue support at [email protected] with details of the troubleshooting you’ve done. They can offer deeper, account-specific assistance.

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have uninstald and re ins phone says reload comes up withunable to connect to the internet

Thanks for letting me know you uninstalled and reinstalled the app, and now it shows "reload" but then gives you "unable to connect to the internet." Given that, and considering your other devices on the same WiFi work fine, this points toward a few possible issues specific to the app or its connection on your device.

Here are some targeted steps to try next:

1. Check Internet Access for the App on Windows: Since your device uses Windows 10 and WebKit browser environment, the app might be blocked by Windows firewall or network privacy settings. Please:
- Go to Windows Settings > Privacy > App permissions > Network and make sure the Netvue app has permission to access the internet.
- Also, check Windows Defender Firewall settings: Go to Control Panel > System and Security > Windows Defender Firewall > Allow an app or feature through Windows Defender Firewall and ensure the Netvue app is allowed on private and public networks.

2. Try Running the App as Administrator: Right-click on the app icon and choose Run as administrator to see if elevated permissions help the app connect.

3. Use a Different Network Temporarily: Even though your main WiFi is fine, try connecting your Windows device to a hotspot or another WiFi network just to test if the app can connect there. This helps rule out any subtle router or network configuration issues.

4. Network Reset on Windows 10: Since reinstalling didn’t fix it, a network reset can often clear stubborn configuration problems:
- Open Settings > Network & Internet > Status, scroll down and click Network reset, then follow prompts to restart your PC.

5. Clear DNS Cache:
- Open Command Prompt as Administrator, type ipconfig /flushdns and press Enter.
- Then restart your computer and try the app again.

6. Check for Known Server Issues: There have been reports of recent Netvue app connectivity problems related to backend or server-side outages. You might want to check official Netvue social media or community pages for ongoing announcements:
- Some users reported similar issues on Reddit and Facebook groups recently1 2.

If you go through these steps and still see the error, it is very likely a server-side or account synchronization problem. At that point, contacting Netvue support directly at [email protected] with details of what you’ve tried is your best path forward.

Let me know which steps you’ve tried or want help walking through! Are you satisfied with this guidance so far?

will not conect to wifi

Hey again! Since you're saying the Netvue app itself won't connect to WiFi, let's focus on the camera's WiFi connection side and the app's interaction with it. Here’s a step-by-step plan tailored for your Windows 10 environment:

1. Confirm Network Compatibility:
Netvue cameras and the app typically work only with 2.4 GHz WiFi networks, not 5 GHz. Double-check that your router’s 2.4 GHz band is active and accessible. It sounds like you’re already using 2.4 GHz, so this is just a quick double-check.

2. Factory Reset the Netvue Camera:
Sometimes the camera’s saved WiFi settings get corrupted. To reset it:
- Find the reset hole on the camera.
- Use a pin to hold the reset button for about 5 seconds until you hear a beep.
This restarts the WiFi setup process3.

3. Re-add the Camera in the App:
After reset, open the Netvue app on your Windows device, and follow the setup steps to connect the camera again. Make sure your device is on the same 2.4 GHz WiFi network.

4. Check Router Settings:
- Ensure DHCP is enabled (your router automatically assigns an IP address to the camera).
- Disable any MAC address filtering or whitelist the camera’s MAC address if using advanced security features6.

5. Verify App Permissions & Network Settings on Windows:
Since your device runs Windows 10, confirm the Netvue app has network access permissions and isn’t blocked by firewall or antivirus.

6. Update or Reinstall the App:
If you haven’t recently, updating or reinstalling the app may fix bugs causing connection failures10.

7. Try a Different Network (Optional):
If possible, test connecting the camera and app on a different WiFi network or phone hotspot to rule out router-specific conflicts.

If after these steps it still won’t connect, there could also be ongoing backend server issues affecting app connectivity, which some users have experienced recently2.

If you want, I can guide you through any of these steps. Are you satisfied with this approach so far?

Common WiFi issues with Netvue app

Hi! You asked about common WiFi issues with the Netvue app and how to troubleshoot them. I’ve gathered some helpful points based on user experiences and official guidance to get your app and camera connected smoothly on your Windows 10 device:

1. Ensure 2.4 GHz WiFi Connection:
Netvue products generally require a 2.4 GHz WiFi network, not 5 GHz. If your router broadcasts both bands under the same name (SSID), try separating them into different SSIDs to avoid confusion during setup4.

2. Restart and Reset Devices:
Power cycle your camera and router. If persistent issues occur, perform a factory reset on the Netvue camera by holding its reset button for about 5 seconds until you hear a beep, then set it up again. This often clears network glitches1.

3. Check Router Settings:
Make sure DHCP is enabled on your router to assign IP addresses automatically. Disable MAC address filtering or whitelist the camera’s MAC address if your network uses advanced security measures10.

4. App and Device Permissions:
On your Windows 10 machine, ensure the Netvue app has permission to access the network and isn’t blocked by the firewall or antivirus. Temporarily disable these security features to test connectivity if needed.

5. App Updates and Reinstallation:
Use the latest version of the Netvue app for Windows. Uninstall and reinstall it if connectivity problems persist, as this can fix corrupted files affecting connections1.

6. Check for Server or Backend Issues:
Recently, some users reported that the Netvue app shows “no internet connection” errors despite the network working fine, possibly due to server outages or backend changes. Keep an eye on Netvue’s official social media or Reddit communities for updates2.

7. Test Different Networks:
Try connecting your Windows device and camera to a different network or a mobile hotspot temporarily. This helps identify whether router-specific settings or ISP issues contribute to the problem.

8. Clear DNS Cache and Network Reset (Windows 10):
Running ipconfig /flushdns in Command Prompt and performing a network reset through Settings > Network & Internet > Status > Network reset can fix underlying Windows network configuration issues affecting the app.

For step-by-step video guidance, there are helpful tutorials available, such as on YouTube showing how to fix Netvue camera WiFi issues3 and manage WiFi settings on the Netvue Orb camera5.

If these tips don’t solve your connection problem, you might want to contact Netvue support at [email protected] with detailed info about what you’ve tried, your network setup, and device information so they can assist further.

Feel free to tell me which troubleshooting step you’d like to try next or if you need help with any particular part! Are you satisfied with the solution I provided?

i am sure the problem is netvue app have tried different camera different app

Hi! It sounds like you've tested multiple cameras and the problem consistently comes down to the Netvue app itself not connecting properly. That definitely narrows things down. Here’s what I gather from recent user experiences and troubleshooting info regarding the Netvue app and different cameras:

1. Widespread App Connection Issues:
Several users have reported that the Netvue app frequently shows errors like "unable to connect to internet" or "no connection to server" even when cameras and networks are working fine. This suggests ongoing server-side or app backend problems impacting connectivity for many users1 2.

2. Multiple Cameras Affected:
Users with different Netvue cameras see the same app connection failures, which points away from hardware or WiFi settings as the culprit and more toward app or server faults1.

3. App Instability and Bugs:
There are reported issues with the Netvue app freezing, taking a very long time to load, or randomly going offline. These can worsen with app updates or server changes, and reinstalling the app often doesn’t fully resolve the problem3.

4. Recommended Next Steps:
- Check for App Updates: Netvue sometimes releases patches fixing bugs; ensure you have the very latest version.
- Try Alternative App Versions: Some users switch between the older Netvue app and the newer Netvue Next app to see if one works better.
- Contact Netvue Support: Since the problem seems app/backend related, reaching out directly to Netvue support at [email protected] with your device and account details is key—they may offer insights or workarounds.
- Monitor Community Forums: Keep an eye on Reddit’s r/Birdfy and relevant Facebook groups for real-time updates from other users and solutions1 2.

If you want, I can guide you through trying alternative app versions or ensuring your current installation is as clean and up to date as possible. Otherwise, contacting the official support to report this persistent app connectivity issue would be the best next move.

Are you satisfied with this explanation and suggested next steps?