If you’re trying to remove a Wi-Fi network from your Google WiFi system, there are a couple of different ways that you can go about it.
If you just want to remove the network from your system so that it’s no longer broadcasting and you’re not able to connect to it, you can simply disable the network from the Google WiFi app. Open up the app and tap on the three lines in the top left corner to open up the menu. From there, tap on “Network & general” and then “Wi-Fi point.” From there, you’ll see a list of all the networks that are currently being broadcast by your Google WiFi system. Find the network that you want to remove and tap on it to open up the details. At the bottom of the details screen, you’ll see a toggle switch next to “Enabled.” Toggle this switch to the off position and then tap on “Save.” This will disable the network and it will no longer be broadcast by your system.
If you want to completely remove the network from your system so that it can’t be enabled again, you’ll need to factory reset your Google WiFi system. This will erase all of the settings and Wi-Fi networks from your system, so make sure that you have any important information backed up before you proceed. To factory reset your system, open up the Google WiFi app and tap on the three lines in the top left corner to open up the menu. From there, tap on “Network & general” and then “Reset Wi-Fi.” From there, tap on “Factory reset” and then confirm that you want to proceed. Once the reset is complete, all of the Wi-Fi networks that were previously configured on your system will be removed.