Responses (3)

• C

  Caitlyn_Ring

  Hi @13lade12unner. You do not need to set the Doorbell up again if you're just signing into your Ring account on a new device. Make sure that you're signing in with the same email address and password that you used originally, as you'll want to sign in to the same account in order to access your Doorbell. If you don't remember your password, you can follow the steps outlined [here](https://support.ring.com/hc/en-us/articles/360034839572-Forgot-Your-Ring-Account-Password) in order to reset it. I hope that helps clear things up! :)

  0

  •

  26-01-2021 06:40:41

  •

  Reply
• T

  TheEEL

  I have a similar problem on my Galaxy S20. I copied everything off my old Galaxy S7 using Smart Switch but can no longer get video. Even the S7 won't access the doorbell anymore either. What do I do? My sons iphone 8 can access the doorbell video so I know it isn't a doorbell or network issue. Is there a factory reset so I can start over?

  0

  •

  12-07-2021 01:28:49

  •

  Reply

  C

  Caitlyn_Ring

  Hi @TheEEL. Are you signed into the same Ring account that you set your devices up under? Do you see the Doorbell listed in your Ring App but you're unable to access the Live View? Feel free to share a screenshot of what you're seeing in the Ring App as that may help other members of the Community see what you're seeing on your end. :)

  0

  •

  13-07-2021 08:57:29

• U

  user_5b85b4

  I was experiencing the same issue. The problem I was running into was that Ring Neighbors ALSO requires a log in that can be separate from the Ring app/devices itself.  I used the non-Neighbors email and all was well. 

  0

  •

  18-09-2024 12:43:17

  •

  Reply