Create a 2.4 ghz Network on Google Mesh

*UPDATE* - If you have a newer Google Mesh system, the guest network will only show at 5GHz band.
YOU CAN ALSO PURCHASE A RANGE EXTENDER WHICH WILL SPLIT YOUR SIGNAL TO BOTH BANDS****

If you've ever struggled with adding a 2.4GHz device like a smart plug or printer to your Google Mesh system, we've got the solution for you! In this quick and easy tutorial, we'll walk you through the steps to seamlessly connect your devices to the 2.4GHz band without the hassle.

Step-by-Step Guide:

Open your Google Home app – find it on your iPhone by swiping down and typing "Google Home."
Choose "Favorites" at the bottom (if not already selected).
Click on "WiFi" in the top left corner.
Navigate to "Network Settings."
Click on "Guest Network."
Turn on the slider to set up the guest network.
Type in a secure network name and password.
Click "Save."
Now, during your device setup, you can easily locate and connect to this designated network specifically for your 2.4GHz devices.

Why Watch?
If you've been frustrated by the dual-band nature of your Google Mesh system, this tutorial provides a simple fix, ensuring a smooth connection for your 2.4GHz devices. Don't let technology headaches slow you down – watch, learn, and optimize your smart home setup!

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[jimbongard]

Thank You ! This is exactly what I needed to connect my new Genie Garage Door with Aladdin Connect. Works like a dream. Perfect Video.

[garethgordon]

Thanks for this. Unfortunately mine is the newer one. I am trying to disable the 5GHz channel on a Sky router but having no luck. There are no options that I can see in the router settings dashboard page. Any ideas or solutions? Change router to a third party that allows 5GHz disabling?

[jaygrease]

Still 5g for me on guest network :/ think my only solution might be to buy a cheap 2.4g range extender and connect to that.

[tonyb]

Thanks this works. You'd think they would make it easier by just adding a WPS button. Or allowing the user to convert between 2.4Ghz and 5.0.

[callan]

I got excited then someone finally fix this but then guests network still showed up 5 gigahertz😢 why wouldn't Google just update their system so you can change between 2.4 and 5? It's a huge flaw in their product

[samuelfranklin]

I did this and can’t get the guest network to stay on 2.4. It wants to stay on 5ghz. Any suggestions??? (Besides going outside. I tried that)

[JasonThelen]

This does create a 2.4 ghz network. It shows up as 5 ghz

[Ajbrds]

Thank You so mmuch for this information I strugled the last 24 hours trying to hook up a Eufy floodlght camera, this concept worked for me!!!

[lkw]

Sorry. No, this DOES NOT work. The guest network created is still 5GHz. It did NOT specifically only run on 2.4GHz wifi.

[aaronhemmelgarn]

I returned mine, it's rediculous. 2.4ghtz is the lower band and not as strong, so why are all these companies building only 2.4. Frustrated.

[crospend]

it is still 5g on the guest network ...I'm going nuts

[johnkim]

Thanks for the video!!! I was pulling my hair out!

[Astropin]

Did this and my guest connection shows it is at 5 GHz?