A dedicated physical "reset button" specifically for Wi-Fi does not exist as a standalone feature on most smart thermostats or internet routers, but rather refers to software settings or hardware reset routines. On a Wi-Fi router, resetting the wireless network functionality typically involves accessing the router's web-based administration panel to restore factory wireless defaults, or performing a hard power cycle by unplugging the unit. On a smart thermostat, there is rarely a dedicated button labeled "Wi-Fi Reset"; instead, resetting the wireless connection is accomplished by navigating to the network settings menu and selecting the option to forget the current network, or by performing a full factory reset of the device. You can verify that the Wi-Fi reset was successful when you are prompted to scan for local networks and enter a new wireless password.
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