What to do when your Netgear router stops working?

Netgear router reset should be your last option to solve any Netgear router related problems. Netgear is an excellent WiFi device, from gaming to streaming numerous devices on the same router simultaneously. Netgear users are fascinated by the fast network performance of the router. These users must be curious to know as to what they should do to reset their Netgear router. Follow the steps given below for the reset-

• Firstly, connect your computer to the Netgear router.
• Enter the default Gateway web address and sign in to the Netgear Router Setup console using the link www.routerlogin.net, www.routerlogin.com, or 192.168.1.1.
• Enter your Netgear router’s username and password.
• Type the username as “admin” and use the password as “password.”

If the Netgear router not working after reset, you should do the Netgear router wireless setup following the steps given below:

• The first thing to do it to restart your internet modem and router. From the router, take out the power cable and modem. Plug the router’s power cable back in after 10 seconds and restart your system.
• After waiting for 1 minute, look for the internet light on your Netgear modem and router.
•  If the light is turned on, it means your modem is working fine, and the internet connection you get from your ISP is also fine.

After the setup is completed, you can perform a test to check your internet.

• You need to connect the modem to your system using an Ethernet cable.
• Once you have made the cable connection, ensure to turn off the wireless router and restart your PC.
• Once your device restarts, browse any page on the internet to check if your Netgear router WiFi is working fine.
• If your Netgear router is still not working after the basic troubleshooting, you should address it to the Netgear router support team.