Google Assistant not working? Here’s how to fix it

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[p]There are a couple of reasons why Google Assistant is not working on your Android . Fortunately, most of the problems are minor and can be fixed within a few minutes without any technical knowledge whatsoever. To get Assistant back up and running, just follow the steps below. In most cases, one of them should solve your problem.[br]

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[h2]1. Reboot your phone[/h2][p] [br]

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[p]Let’s start with a simple one: rebooting your phone. It’s quick and easy to perform and definitely worth a try, as it’s known for getting rid of a lot of tech-related problems.

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[p]I’m sure you all know how to reboot your Android device, but I’ll go through the process anyway just in case. All you have to do is press and hold the power button on your device for a second or two, after which a few options will show up on your screen. Select the Restart/Reboot option and the phone will do the rest.

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[p]After the handset turns back on, try launching Google Assistant to check if the problem is still there. If it is, move on to the second step.

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[h2]2. Make sure Assistant is enabled and that your device supports it[/h2][p] [br]

[p]Start off by checking whether your phone supports Google Assistant — not every model does. Devices that support it need:

[ul][li]Android 5.0 or higher[/li][li]Google app 6.13 or higher[/li][li]Google Play services[/li][li]At least 1GB of memory[/li][/ul][p]Additionally, the device’s language has to be set to one of the following: Chinese (Traditional), Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Hindi, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese (Brazil), Russian, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, or Turkish.

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[p]If everything checks out but Google Assistant is still not working on your phone, the next thing to do is make sure the service is turned on. Open the Google app on your device, select the “More” option at the bottom of the screen, and tap “Settings” followed by “Google Assistant.” The next step is to tap the “Assistant” tab on top, scroll down and select your device, and then toggle on the switch next to “Google Assistant” and “Access with Voice Match” to finish the process. After that, try to summon Assistant by saying “OK Google, or “Hey Google.” If nothing shows up on your screen, its time to move to step number three.

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[h2]3. Retrain the voice model[/h2][p] [br]

[p]It’s possible that the reason why Google Assistant is not working is that it doesn’t recognize your voice. This is easy to fix, as all you have to do is retrain the voice model. Here’s how to do it: Open the Google app on your phone, select the “More” option at the bottom of the screen, and then tap “Settings.” The next step is to tap the “Voice” option and select “Voice Match” followed by “Retrain voice model.”[br]

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[p]Then just tap the “I agree” option and follow on-screen instructions to retrain the voice model. It’s super easy — you just have to say “OK Google” and “Hey Google” a few times.[br]

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