How to Reset Android Auto

Why Reset Android Auto?

Restart Your Phone and Car

Check USB Cable or Wireless

Clear Cache & Storage

Uninstall & Reinstall Android

Reset App Preferences

Check Android Auto Settings

Enable Developer Mode

Update Android & Car Software

Try a Different Car or Phone

Final Thoughts

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How to Reset Android Auto

A Step-by-Step Guide to Fix Connection Issues and Get It Working Smoothly Again

Why Reset Android Auto?

If your Android Auto isn’t connecting, crashing, or lagging, a reset can help restore smooth functionality.

Restart Your Phone and Car

Turn off your car and restart your phone. Then, reconnect Android Auto to check if the issue is resolved.

Check USB Cable or Wireless

Use a high-quality USB cable under 3 feet long. If using wireless, ensure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled.

Clear Cache & Storage

Go to Settings → Apps → Android Auto → Storage & Cache → Clear cache & storage, then restart your phone.

Uninstall & Reinstall Android

Go to the Google Play Store, uninstall Android Auto, and reinstall the latest version.

Reset App Preferences

Go to Settings → Apps → Reset app preferences to restore default settings and fix Android Auto issues.

Check Android Auto Settings

Ensure "Start Android Auto Automatically" is enabled in Settings → Connected Devices → Android Auto.

Enable Developer Mode

In Android Auto settings, tap Version multiple times to enable Developer Settings for troubleshooting.

Update Android & Car Software

Check for software updates in Settings → System → Software update to fix compatibility issues.

Try a Different Car or Phone

If Android Auto still doesn’t work, test with another phone or car to identify the source of the issue.

Final Thoughts

Resetting Android Auto can fix most issues. Follow these steps for a seamless driving experience!