Have you noticed that your Ring Video Doorbell camera is showing a solid white circle, that doesn’t seem to be going away?

Whether you’re just setting up your camera for the first time or this recently started happening, don’t worry. There is usually a simple reason behind this, and the fixes are relatively simple as well.

In this article, I’ll be going over 6 different reasons why your Ring Doorbell is showing a solid white color, and what to do to fix it. I’ll also cover a few other signals as well, such as if only part of the circle is lit up, or the lights are blinking.

Are you having problems with your Ring camera detecting motion, and actually recording like it’s supposed to?

Sadly, this issue is common not only with Ring Doorbells, but other Ring cameras like the Stick Up Cam, Spotlight Cam, and Floodlight Cams as well.

Because of that however, we have a lot of information on how you can fix the issue.

So, in this article, I’ll be covering what to do when your Ring camera isn’t recording, and how you can ensure it captures everything that it’s supposed to.

Let’s get started!

Are you the owner of a Ring camera, and rely on its motion alerts to let you know when someone is there?

Although this feature is one of the best perks of owning a Ring camera, it becomes quite useless if the notifications become delayed. And unfortunately, this is quite a common problem.

Thankfully, the causes of this are pretty well known, and minimizing the delay is a pretty straightforward process.

In this article, I’ll be covering what exactly causes the delay, and five things you can do to fix it, so the notifications come almost instantly!