diff --git a/docs/howto.md b/docs/howto.md
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--- a/docs/howto.md
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@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Below are the topics covered in this document, each with relevant tips and solut
 1. [Call a page directly](#Call-a-page-directly)
 1. [Play RTTTL Sound](#play-rtttl-sound)
 1. [Start automations via Input_Boolean](#Start-automations-via-input_boolean)
-1. [Updating Wi-Fi and OTA passwords in ESPHome with this project](#updating-wi-fi-and-ota-passwords-in-esphome-with-this-project)
+1. [Updating Wi-Fi and OTA passwords in ESPHome with this project](#updating-wi-fi-settings-and-ota-passwords-in-esphome-with-this-project)
 
 ## How to create "issues" when I have a problem
 
@@ -245,7 +245,7 @@ Now add the created Input_Boolean as a trigger in the desired automation under S
 
 In the last step, assign the trigger to a button in the Panel Config:![Toggle3](./(DE)-HowTo---Alle-wichtigen-Dinge-die-man-wissen-sollte.assets/Toggle3.PNG)
 
-## Updating Wi-Fi and OTA Passwords in ESPHome with This Project
+## Updating Wi-Fi settings and OTA Passwords in ESPHome with This Project
 
 #### Overview
 When you update your Wi-Fi password in a device with firmware from our project, it's important to remember that the `wifi_password` substitution is used for both Wi-Fi and OTA updates (and a few more places that are not relevant now). Failing to update both simultaneously can lead to connection issues.
@@ -271,21 +271,21 @@ When you update your Wi-Fi password in a device with firmware from our project,
      ```
    - Flash your device. It will use the current password for this flash and will inform your device to start using the new password for the next OTA.
    - When your device starts, **remove the lines above**.
-   - Find the `wifi_password` key in the `substitutions` area (usually at the beginning of the file) and change it to your new Wi-Fi password.
-   - Flash your device again with the updated YAML. It will use the current Wi-Fi to connect to your device and the new Wi-Fi password as the OTA password, then will inform your device to connect to the Wi-Fi with the new password.
+   - Find the `wifi_ssid` and `wifi_password` key in the `substitutions` area (usually at the beginning of the file) and change it to your new Wi-Fi password. If that is point to `!secret`, you will have to edit it in your `secrets.yaml` file instead.
+   - Flash your device again with the updated YAML. It will use the current Wi-Fi to connect to your device and the new Wi-Fi password as the OTA password, then will inform your device to connect to the Wi-Fi with the new settings.
 
-3. **Update Wi-Fi Password in Your Access Point**
+3. **Update Wi-Fi Settings in Your Access Point**
 
 #### Important Notes
-- The device will still be using the old Wi-Fi password for this update. If you've already changed your Wi-Fi network password, this step will fail.
+- The device will still be using the old Wi-Fi settings for this update. If you've already changed your Wi-Fi network settings, this step will fail.
 - **Troubleshooting: Unable to Connect via Wi-Fi**
-  - If your device cannot connect to Wi-Fi due to a password change, you will need to flash the device via a serial connection.
+  - If your device cannot connect to Wi-Fi due to a password or SSID change, you will need to flash the device via a serial connection.
   - Connect your device to your computer using a USB-to-Serial adapter.
   - Use the ESPHome flasher tool to upload the new configuration.
   - In this case, don't worry about the OTA password, as it's not required when flashing via serial.
 
 #### Verify the Update
-- Once the new configuration is uploaded, your device should automatically connect to your Wi-Fi network with the new password.
+- Once the new configuration is uploaded, your device should automatically connect to your Wi-Fi network with the new settings.
 - Verify that OTA updates are working with the new password.
 
 #### Additional Tips
@@ -294,4 +294,4 @@ When you update your Wi-Fi password in a device with firmware from our project,
 - **Serial Flashing:** Familiarize yourself with the process of flashing via serial, as it's a reliable fallback method.
 
 #### Conclusion
-By carefully updating both your Wi-Fi and OTA passwords in your ESPHome configuration, you can avoid connection issues. Remember to always back up your configuration and be prepared to use a serial connection if Wi-Fi connectivity is lost.
+By carefully updating both your Wi-Fi settings and OTA passwords in your ESPHome configuration, you can avoid connection issues. Remember to always back up your configuration and be prepared to use a serial connection if Wi-Fi connectivity is lost.