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  2. To manually reset your router, press and hold the Reset button for about 10 seconds while the device is powered ON, then release it. Resetting the router will erase all configurations made on it. Learn more.

  3. You need to reset your router after the upgrade process. Follow the instructions below to know how: Step 1: Close the web browser that you are using. Step 2: On your router, press and hold the Reset button for 10 seconds. NOTE: If the image of your router is different from the one shown above, consult your router documentation for the

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    Power off your computer. You'll want to make sure anything that's connected to your router, like your computer, phone, tablet, and security cameras, is powered off and not actively using the network since it will disappear as the router resets.
    Locate the small button labeled Reset. It's a small inset button that's typically on the back of the router.
    Straighten a paper clip. You will use this to press the reset button.
    Press and hold the "Reset" button. The "Power" light should blink while you're holding the button. Newer models should reset after 10 seconds. On older models, however, you may need to hold the "Reset" button for 30 seconds.[1] X Research source
    Wait for the "Power" light to stop blinking. When the "Power" light is solid, the reset is complete.
    Resetting your router will erase your configuration. If you have previously opened ports for gaming, they will be blocked again. This will also wipe out any wireless settings or other adjustments, including the password if you've set a non-default one. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    The default settings for most routers is DHCP, NAT or some other form of automatic IP addressing. Take this into consideration if you've changed your router's settings to assign static IP addresses. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    If you've secured your router, all those settings have been reset, so you'll need to do that again if you plan on using the router after you've reset it. Thanks Helpful 0 Not Helpful 0
    Resetting your router should be a last resort. Make sure you first try a power cycle or check your connection by opening a different browser. Thanks Helpful 9 Not Helpful 15
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  4. Mar 15, 2012 · I could use the http://router/Upgrade.asp dd-wrt "firmware upgrade" web interface to do it, in which case there's a dropdown menu choice for "After flashing, reset to": "don't reset" or "reset to default settings". Which should I pick? Some people say that I should use a program called tftp.exe instead.

  5. Power port (5)—Connect the included AC power adapter. Wi-Fi Protected SetupTM button (6)—Press to configure wireless security on Wi-Fi Protected Setup-. enabled network devices. Reset button (7)—Press and hold until the illuminated Linksys logo starts flashing to reset the router to factory settings.

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