Google has rolled out an update to resolve the issue, but if you factory reset your device, you need to take an additional step.

Google Chromecast users rejoice, there's finally a way to get one of the best streaming devices back up and running, particularly for those who factory reset their model. The issues first cropped up ...

Chromecast (2nd Gen) and Audio users are locked out of streaming due to an "Untrusted Device" error—here's why it's happening ...

Google sent out emails to all owners of the affected devices, again saying they were working on a fix, but no timeline was given. From the start, Google urged users not ...

Speaking of Google, it has acknowledged the issue and confirmed that a fix is in the works. "We're aware of an issue with Chromecast v2 and Chromecast Audio devices," a Google spokesperson said. "We ...

It took several days, but it looks like Google has figured out how to resolve a recent issue that borked older Chromecast ...

The Chromecast Audio was eventually discontinued in early 2019. At that time, Google sold a variety of smart speakers: the first-generation Google Home, plus the smaller Google Home Mini ...

Second-generation Chromecast and Chromecast Audio devices are facing a problem that prevents them from casting content. If ...

Following last week’s fix for most users, Google is rolling out a Chromecast (2nd gen) and Chromecast Audio fix for those ... involves updating the Google Home app to the following versions ...

Reports indicate Chromecast Audio is impacted by the same issue ... for a minute before plugging it in again. Reboot via the Google Home app: Launch the Google Home app on your phone.