How-To
How to connect a Wyze Camera to Wi-Fi
We’ll show you how to get your Wyze cameras back connected to Wi-Fi.

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Have you recently changed the credentials on your Wi-Fi router? You might have noticed all of your Wyze cameras no longer work.
To get them working again, you need to change the Wi-Fi details on the cameras, but unfortunately, you can’t do this from the app.
That means you have to access every Wyze camera physically, factory reset them, and then set them back up with the new Wi-Fi credentials.
The outdoor models need to be removed from the Wyze app first, as a security step, before you can change their Wi-Fi details.
It’s a pain, but the setup process is fairly straightforward. Here’s how to get your Wyze cameras back on Wi-Fi.
How to connect a Wyze camera to Wi-Fi

Start by removing the camera from the Wyze app
Choose the camera
Open Settings
Delete the camera
Tap to confirm
Go back ot the home screen
Add the camera
Select the camera
Press the reset button
Enter Wi-Fi details
Scan the QR code
Wait for it to connect
If you encounter issues along the way, consider the following troubleshooting steps:
- Ensure you’re connecting to a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network, as Wyze cameras do not support 5 GHz networks.
- Double-check your Wi-Fi network password to ensure it’s entered correctly.
- Ensure your smartphone or tablet is connected to the same Wi-Fi network during the setup process.
- Try factory resetting your Wyze Camera, as it will wipe out all settings on the camera.
It takes time to update your Wyze camera’s network
Changing the Wi-Fi network on your Wyze camera takes a lot of time. That’s because you can’t easily change the Wi-Fi details in the app, you have to physically do it on every camera.
That’s a pain, and the time involved increases with every additional camera you own.
There is a neat workaround to this situation that may or may not work in your case.
Try to configure your new router with the same SSID and password as your old one. This way all your Wyze cams will connect to a new router without any additional setup.
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