If you can't connect to 192.168.1.1 page, then, read our article ahead. We have made great efforts to describe all advanced and basic troubleshooting steps in a simple manner.
Want to get rid of brainteaser routerlogin.net not working error? If yes, then given-below is the complete set of fixes that will help you to resolve 192.168.1.1 and get logged into the Netgear router login and setup page.
Note: Follow the Netgear router troubleshooting steps given below. Do not stop unless your problem is fixed completely.
Firstly, check the power LED on your Netgear wireless router. If it is off, then push the power button. The LED should be solid green, neither red nor blinking.
If the LED light on your device is blinking, update the Netgear router’s firmware. It might be corrupt or not updated yet. Check here the steps to update Netgear firmware on your wireless router.
However, if all the LEDs on your wireless router is ON, then it simply means your Netgear device is receiving enough amount of internet/WiFi signal from ISP (Internet service provider).
As a matter of fact, if you want to fix the problem to connect on routerlogin.net at your end, then please follow the easy steps defined ahead:
Check Your Ethernet cables that are connected to Netgear router, broadband modem, and the computer/laptop. They should be properly inserted. On the other hand, your devices should be connected to each other 'physically and properly'.
Note: In case, your cable connections get loose or the wires have become dusty or worn out, replace them immediately.
Also, ensure you are not typing the incorrect IP address or the web address of your Netgear router into the browser's address bar. Do not enter them in the search bar.
Be certain that you aren’t entering incorrect router login credentials (username and password) else, your device will not let you access routerlogin.net setup and login page.
Some more Fixes
Clear browsing history from your connected device along with cache, cookies, malware, and malicious files.
Turn off your computer/laptop.
Restart it after 5 minutes.
Also, disable and check any proxy servers or virtual private network (VPN) running on your device.
To do so, open 'Network and sharing center' (without quotes.
Check for the enabled proxies.
Select the Disable option.
At times, security software and pop-up blockers can be the issue as well. If they are enabled, disabled them all temporarily and see- whether it resolves your error or not.
What's next?
Clearing Domain Name System (DNS) cache of your computer or laptop using the command. To do so, open the program from windows – hit the start button and enter ' ipconfig/flushdns' (without quotes) on the cmd window.
Clear the internet cache as well.
On the other hand, if you’re trying to connect your device wirelessly, then troubleshoot the 'not working' issue with the following steps:
Adjust the antennas of your router (if have) so that you can get uninterrupted and continuous access to the Internet on your device.
Do not place any electronic devices/gadget using radio waves (like microwave, cordless phones, Bluetooth speakers, baby monitors) in-between your Netgear router and computer/ laptop/ tablet/iPhone or iPad.
Place your device close to the Netgear router.
As a matter of fact, minimize any obstacles (such as metal sheets, walls). Also, make sure that you have a clear line of sight between you and your router.
Note: Place your router openly.
Advance fixed
Open the command prompt and type ‘ipconfig' (without quotes).
Note down your gateway IP address (default) and enter the same in the internet browser URL bar.
For Windows
Hit the Windows Start button.
Select Settings.
Hit on the ‘Network & Internet’ (without quotes) icon.
From the left pane, select Ethernet and after that, select your main network connection.
For a wireless connection, on the left pane select WiFi and click on the ‘Advanced’ option for the IP address to display.
Next to 'Default Gateway' please note down the IP address.
For Mac OS X
In the first place, from the Apple menu - select ‘System Preferences’.
After that, select ‘Network' from the view menu.
Now, in the Network preferences window, click on your Network port (Ethernet, WI-FI, AirPort).
Once your device is connected, you will soon see router login IP address under the ‘Status' option.
If the issue still persists, reset your Netgear device.
A small reset process can resolve various undesired issue.
Take a pin or a paper clip.
Insert it carefully and gently into the reset hole of your router.
Release the reset hole/button after a few seconds.
You router resets.
Still not able to fix the issue?
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