I recently faced a frustrating issue with my Z-Wave network after restoring from a Vera Plus backup. The network latency became unbearable, making it almost unusable. After some research, I discovered that network healing options had been removed, which was quite disheartening. However, I wasn’t ready to rebuild my entire network, especially since it’s quite extensive.After some trial and error, I found a reliable method to heal my Z-Wave network without starting from scratch. I utilized the network healing tools available in the Z-Wave configuration panel, even though they weren’t immediately obvious. By carefully following the steps and giving it some time, the latency improved significantly.Here’s what I did:1. Identified the Issue: Noted the increased latency and checked the Z-Wave configuration for any healing options.2. Research: Looked into community forums and official documentation to understand possible solutions.3. Network Healing: Initiated the healing process through the Z-Wave config panel, which involved re-interviewing devices and optimizing the network.4. Patience: Allowed the network to stabilize over a few days without making any abrupt changes.This experience taught me the importance of thorough research and patience when dealing with network issues. It’s also a reminder that sometimes, the solutions are there, but they might require a bit of digging to find.If anyone else is struggling with similar issues, I highly recommend exploring all healing options before considering a complete rebuild. Your network might just need a little TLC to get back to peak performance!