The node is often not linked to the internet if your Linksys Velop is showing a purple light. Although there are a number of potential causes and potential fixes, this may be rather annoying.

1. Verify your connection to the internet

• Make sure your primary router or modem is operating properly first. Your internet service provider (ISP) could be the problem if additional devices are not working.

2. Turn on your Linksys device again.

• Before re-plugging your Linksys Velop node, unplug it and give it ten seconds. After giving it a full reboot, see if the purple light still appears.

3. Check the Position of the Nodes

• The node may lose connection if it is too far from the main Velop node or router. For improved connectivity, consider moving the node closer to the main one.

4. Look for an update to the firmware.

• Connectivity problems may result from outdated firmware. Use the Linksys app or online interface to make sure the Linksys Velop firmware update is up to date.

5. Set the Node up again

• Holding down the reset button will execute a factory reset if the node is still offline. Next, use the Linksys app to re-configure it.

6. Verify the Network Configuration

• Verify whether the Linksys Velop node offline error message appears in the application. If so, use the app's recommended troubleshooting actions.

You should be able to fix the Linksys Velop purple light problem and have your internet connection back by following these procedures.

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