1. Reset the router to factory settings. - Before you reset the router, unplug all the cables attached to it
except the power cord. - Make sure the router is plugged into the power outlet, then hold down
the reset button at the back of the router for 30 seconds using a paper clip or a pen. You should see the lights
flicker momentarily on the front panel of the router. 2. Once the lights are stable, connect 1 computer or laptop directly to
the back of the router(LAN ports usually they are labeled by numbers and have the same
color, just pick one). If you pick number 1, check the corresponding light indicator at the
front panel of the router, make sure light 1 is also lit up if not choose another port at
the back of the router. 3. access the router's setup page by typing http://www.routerlogin.net
or 192.168.1.1 in the address field of your browser and then press Enter. Type admin for the router user name and your
password (or the default, password). Setup
and configure the router again. 4. If you notice the connection is not stable or the lights on the
router are still not displaying correctly, you may update or reload the same
firmware(program or software) on the router. You may download the updated firmware from http://support.netgear.com
, just type the model of your router, choose the version, press enter then click on
Downloads, you should see the firmware available for your router. Make sure to use wired
connection when updating the firmware.
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