What should I do if the router is no longer usable after the factory reset is restored

1. After the router is restored to factory settings, it needs to be reconfigured before it can be used.

2. The router configuration method is as follows:

1. One end of the network cable is connected to the WAN port of the router, and the other end is connected to the LAN port of the cat;

2. Open the browser, enter the IP address of the router), enter the router account and password (see the label or manual on the router box);

3. Click Next;

4. Select PPPOE (ADSL Virtual Dialing) in the Internet mode, and click Next;

5. Enter the broadband account provided by the broadband operator in the Internet account and the broadband password in the Internet password;

6. Set the wireless network name in the SSID, select the WPA-PSK WPA2-PSK encryption method, and set the wireless password of no less than 8 digits in the PSK password;

7. Click Restart, and the router is set successfully.

Part 3: Router Factory Reset Method:

During the live operation of the device, gently press and hold the reset button on the router with a toothpick for more than 10 seconds (some routers directly press and hold the reset button for more than 10 seconds), and then release this button, the device can be restored to its factory configuration and automatically restarted.

Hello. I hope the following will help you, the router needs to be re-set after factory reset to use, you can enter the router settings page to set up and restart the router.

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Reset button to restore.

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Specific steps: 1. Use physical hardware to restore factory settings.

There is a small hole or a button on the back of each router, which is marked as reset, which is called the reset key in Chinese.

When the router is connected to the power supply, find this small hole, use a needle or toothpick, insert it for five seconds, and then release it; If it's a button, press and hold it for five seconds and then release it, and wait for all the lights of the router to light up, and the router will automatically restart.

2. Log in to the router management interface.

Take TP-Link as an example.

Open your browser and enter it in the input field.

Log in with your ID and password.

Find Routing Settings at the bottom right of the page and click on it.

The penultimate item on the left is reboot and factory reset, click to enter and select the second item to restore factory settings.

After the TP-Link router is restored to factory settings, it needs to be reset to access the Internet. The specific steps are as follows:

Prepare two network cables (the first one is ready, which is the network cable through the "modem").

The second is to buy a network cable sent by the router, if you don't send it, you have to make a network cable with crystal heads at both ends. ）

1.Change the local connection to automatically obtain the IP address.

2.The network cable that comes out of the "modem" is connected to the "wan" port on the router, and the router's ports (1,2,3,4) are either connected to the network cable port behind the computer host.

3.Open the browser and enter the password and username of the router are admin

4.Go to the router settings screen, select the PPPoE (ADSL virtual dialing) method, enter your home account and password, and confirm.

5.Then set the SSID, encryption method, and password.

6.Save, restart. In the end, the setup is considered successful.

There is no network for the router to factory reset, and it depends on how the maintenance master sets it up.

Set up the PPPoE dial-up of the router, use the account number and password given when handling broadband, and pay attention to distinguishing between "uppercase and lowercase letters".

1. You can restore the router to factory settings first, there is a small hole in the back of the router, generally RST or RESET, find a small and sharp thing such as a toothpick or pen tip, and poke this small hole for more than 5 seconds when the router is powered on to restore the router's factory settings;

Connect the network cable out of the broadband cat to the WAN port of the router, each computer is connected to the LAN port of the router, the IP address of the computer network card is set to be automatically obtained, enter it in the address bar of the computer browser, specifically to view the network parameters obtained by your computer network card, and log in through the IP address of the gateway) Log in to the router, the general user name and password are admin, select the WAN port setting, Set your broadband account and password to the PPPoE mode (if it is a fixed IP, you should choose the static IP mode), save and restart.

There is a label on the back of your router that says the management IP, username, and password that the router set at the factory. Usually, admin, and some brands are others, enter the IP address into the address bar of the browser, and then enter the management page of the router, usually, a setup wizard will pop up, step by step enter your broadband account number, password. As well as wifi passwords, etc., it can be determined in the end.

It should be noted that at the beginning, after entering the IP address, you are asked to enter the username and password on the routing label. The setup wizard asks you to enter your broadband account number and password.

Turn on IE, enter, and go to Settings.

1. There is a small hole on the front and back panel of the router with the word "reset" next to it.

2. Turn off the power of the router, find a sharp object like a pen tip, and press and hold the reset key.

3. Power on the router, wait for about 3-10 seconds, and let go after the M1 and M2 lights flash three times at the same time (the system light flashes three times for the wireless router), and the reset is successful.

Router] Router (also known as pathfinder) is a computer network device, which can transmit data packets to the destination through a network (select the transmission path of data), this process is called routing. A router is a device that connects two or more separate networks, and routing works at the third layer of the OSI model, the network layer, such as the Internet Protocol (IP) layer.