Troubleshooting issues using the Ring app
When using the Ring app or, here are some tips if you experience issues with signing in, resetting your password, or the overall performance of the application.
Troubleshooting issues signing in to the Ring app
You might receive messages or errors when attempting to enter your password or complete the sign-in process in the Ring app.
If the app prompts you to create a new account when signing in, make sure you're using the same email address from when you first created your Ring account.
Troubleshooting browser sign-in errors
If you see an error such as “Cookies are not supported,” “Cookies must be enabled,” “406 Not Acceptable,” or “Device or browser not recognised” when signing in to the Ring app through a web browser, try the following steps:
Enable cookies in your browser. Open your browser settings and make sure cookies are allowed for ring.com.
Try a different browser. If the error persists, open a different web browser (for example, switch from Chrome to Firefox or Edge) and attempt to sign in from there.
Disable any VPN or proxy. VPNs and proxy services can interfere with sign-in. Temporarily turn off your VPN, then try signing in again.
Clear site data for ring.com. In your browser’s privacy or cookie settings, search for “ring.com” and delete any stored cookies and site data, then try signing in again. Be sure to only select Ring.com when clearing site data. Clearing other sites data can result in deletion of passwords or other data stored by those sites.
If you’re still unable to sign in after trying these steps, contact Ring Support for further assistance.
Password issues
“Invalid email or password” message when entering your Ring password:
- Verify that you are entering your email and password correctly. Avoid using autofill, and type the email and password manually.
- If you still cannot sign in, tapForgot your password?and follow the instructions in the app to complete the password reset process.
- If you continue to receive the “Invalid email or password” message, try these steps:
- Clear the cache and cookies on your mobile phone or tablet’s browser.
- Attempt to sign in on a different mobile phone or tablet.
“Invalid Password Reset Token” error:
Request a new password reset link. Make sure you are only using the password reset link from the most recent Ring email.
Sign-in issues
If you see the "Cloud server unreachable” error message, try changing your network settings:
- Go to the settings on your mobile phone or tablet.
- If wifi is enabled, turn wifi off and try to sign in using cellular data.
- If cellular data is enabled, turn cellular data off and try to sign in using wifi.
If you are unable to press Continue while signing in on an iPhone or iPad:
You might need to adjust the privacy settings on your iPhone or iPad. Try these steps:
- Go to Safari settings.
- TapAdvanced.
- EnableJavascript.
- DisableBlock all Cookies.
- If you are still unable to sign in, tap the button at the bottom of the app that says,Having trouble? Sign in here.
Troubleshooting app performance issues
If you experience issues with the app freezing or closing unexpectedly, or you are unable to access Ring device features, try these troubleshooting steps:
- Fully close and reopen your Ring app.
- Check for updates for your Ring app.
- Restart your smartphone or tablet.
- Uninstall and reinstall the app from your smartphone or tablet.
- You will need to sign back in to your Ring account after reinstalling.
- Turn off any virtual private network (VPN) apps.
