Locate the small master-reset pinhole on the back of the router. The pinhole is located directly to the right of the Ethernet port labeled "connection to modem."
Soft-reset the router by placing a sharp object, like a push pin, into the router hole. Push inward and immediately release the button. The lights on the router will flash and then the "Power/Ready" light will start to blink. When the light turns solid, the router is reset and ready to use. This reset does not restore the router to factory settings. It refreshes the software and is similar to rebooting a computer. If you want to restore the router to the factory settings, skip this step and move to step four.
Master-reset the router by placing a sharp object, like a pushpin into the router hole. Keep the pin pushed into the hole for 10 seconds. The lights on the router will flash and then the power/ready light will start to blink. When the light turns solid, the router is reset and ready to use.
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Connect the router to the Modem & Laptop
Login to the router page using internet explore 192.168.2.1
On the right side top corne u will Internet status Not connected
on the left side u will have option called Mac-address
Once u get the screen click on MAC-Clone & check internet status should be CONNECTED
If not Power cycle the router & Modem -- check the Internet status will be Connected
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