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Let's face it, as much as we like our technology - things aren't always perfect. So knowing how to restart or reset the best smart speaker for Apple fans - HomePod, can help you when things change for the worse. Sometimes things don't work properly, something goes off or your device crashes. If HomePod or HomePod mini acts a little weird, try restarting it before selecting the full reset option. If you have serious problems, we recommend that you reset your HomePod to factory settings before throwing it out the window. Here's how.
Restarting the HomePod and HomePod mini is incredibly easy - all you need is access to the power cord. No additional applications or circles are required to go through.
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If the HomePod jack is not in the most convenient place, you can restart it through the Home application on iOS and iPadOS. Restarting it through the Home app can be a bit dangerous, though, as you'll be presented with options to restart or reset your HomePod, so be sure to pay attention before you touch it.
Swipe left or right to locate The room Your homePod is located, then tap and hold on HomePod.
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Touch Restart the HomePod.
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If you're ready to start all over again or plan to sell your HomePod to someone else, you need to know how to reset your HomePod. The easiest way to reset your HomePod to its factory settings is to remove the connection from the device you connected it to when you first set it up. Then, just a few simple steps in the Home application.
Swipe left or right to locate The room where your HomePod is, then tap and hold HomePod.
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Touch Remove the accessory.
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This will reset all settings and you will need to set up your HomePod again with your iPhone or iPad.
If for some reason you need to reset HomePod or HomePod mini and you can't do this through the Home app, as if it doesn't appear in the Home app, or if you don't have the device you used for pairing, you can reset it. l manual directly on the HomePod.
Note: When you take a break, you'll need to set up your HomePod again with your iPhone or iPad to use it.
Place and hold your finger on top panel of the Homepod where the touch panel is located.
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This will reset all settings and you will need to reconfigure your HomePod with your iPhone or iPad.
Although it's a little inconvenient if you reset your HomePod or HomePod mini, you can start all over again. Have you ever had to restart or reset your HomePod? What problems did you see that made you take the plunge? Tell us in the comments below!
Updated June 2021: Updated for the latest iOS version and to include HomePod mini.
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