ChromeCast (2nd Gen) | Image credit: Google

to updateGoogle has just released another update that specifically aimed at Chromecast users who reset their devices. According to Google, this will need to update their Google Home app to the latest version (3.30.1.6 for Android and 3.30.106 for iOS) to set up Chromecast (2nd Gen) or the chromecast sound device again.

Fishing is that the new update of the Google Home app may take up to a few days to run to everyone, so even if the publication begins today, everyone will not be able to download it immediately. Keep checking Google Play or App Store to get the latest version of the app.

The original story: If ChromeCast stops working yet Last week, you will be happy to know that Google has finally released a reform. It took the company’s engineers a whole week to build this repair, which seems to be completely not solved for those who tried to reset the factory during the process of exploring and repairing errors.

Although Google recognized the problem with Chromecast (2nd Gen) and Chromecast Audio once users started reporting it last week, it seems that the problem was more difficult to solve it. Google, but this is perhaps because Mountain View decided to stop the Chromecast line in favor of Google TV Strmer.

However, Google I now announced that the problem is now being brought up to Chromecast (2nd Gen) and Chromecast Audio. You can actually check the fixed program version of your device to see if you have received the update that addresses the problem:

• ChromeCast (2nd Gen): Fixed version 1.56.467165
• ChromeCast Voice: Fixed version 1.56.467166

If ChromeCast does not have one of the installed fixture versions, you are recommended to restart it in order to start the update.

Chromecast Audio | Image credit: Google

It is also important to mention that Google said that ChromeCast users who comforted and repaired errors may still have a problem as they cannot reset the device. Google actively operates another repair specifically for this problem and will provide users with the necessary steps as soon as the new update is ready to issue it.

We sincerely apologize for this disorder and any inconvenience that may be caused, and we are committed to guaranteeing the reserves of all users as quickly as possible.

– Google (by email), March 2025

Last week, all ChromeCast (2nd Gen) and Chromecast devices properly stopped because Google’s authentication certificate certificate is expired.

Google’s update this week transmits Chromecast devices to a new Google -owned certificate salad with the expiration date of 2045. Perhaps similar updates to work for other Chromecast models, even if Google decides to stop the assortment.