If the issue persists, factory reset the device and try to set it up again, preferably on a 2.4 GHz network, if available. Unplug your device from the power source and then wait for one minute before you plug it back in. If needed, you can reboot the Chromecast to automatically restart the update.If the update takes much longer than expected, check the LED status to verify the device is still updating. The Chromecast should pulse red while it receives the update. The update typically takes up to 10 minutes.You can use the LED on the side of the Chromecast to verify that it still receives the update.If your TV lacks a USB port, you can use a power adapter (not included) and plug it into the wall instead. You can check the status of your update on the TV. Plug the Chromecast into an HDMI port and its power cable into a USB port.Your Google Home app provides indication of the setup progress.
Sign up(Opens in a new window), download the Plex app.
Here's an overview of what you should expect during the update: Plex organizes your scattered content and lets you watch it on tablets, TVs, phones, and other devices. Note: During the update, Chromecast isn't available to cast. Wait until the update is complete to try to cast. To do this on your Chromecast with Google TV home screen, choose Settings System About System update. You need to access your Chromecast updates from your TV. Open the Google Home app and set up the Chromecast as a new device. If you have a Chromecast with Google TV, the update doesn't appear in the Google Home app. Connect your mobile device/tablet to the same Wi-Fi network that you intend to use to set up your Chromecast device. The update is done automatically as part of the setup, so you don't need to do anything. To enjoy the latest features available on Chromecast, your device might need to update to the most recent software version.
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