Are you frustrated with slow
and sluggish internet connection? Are the WiFi signals in your home
bothering you? If your answer is yes, then (luckily!) there are
various workarounds that can help you increase your WiFi performance
up to 30 percent.
Well, Netgear
router setup is the ultimate solution to fix
internet-related problems. Let's walk through some tips and tricks
that can help you boost your WiFi signals. Here we go.
Netgear WiFi router setup
using web-user interface
Connect your modem to the
Ethernet port on your Netgear WiFi router using an Ethernet
cable/wire.
Press the Power button on the
router. Let the LED lights on your device become solid green.
Open your preferred web browser
and enter routerlogin.net
in its address bar. In order to avoid routerlogin.net not working
issue, do not type the web address in the search bar of the internet
browser.
You will be prompted to access
the Netgear router login page.
Enter the default username and
password. If you have earlier customized the username and password of
your Netgear WiFi router, then use it .
Select
the 'Advanced' and then, the 'Setup Wizard' option.
Click on Yes radio button and
select Next.
Your Netgear WiFi router will
automatically detect the type of internet connection you are using.
A
Router login window appears.
Enter and confirm a new,
unique, and strong admin password.
Select and answer a couple of
security questions.
Once done, click on Next.
A congratulation page displays.
Click on Next.
The Firmware Update Assistant
page displays.
If a firmware update is
available, click on OK.
That's it! Your Netgear WiFi
router is set up successfully.
Note: Your
Netgear WiFi router will restart once the latest version of
firmware is uploaded and updated successfully.
What if your Netgear WiFi
router is successfully setup but still not working? Alas! A big thing
to worry about. But don't panic. We have a solution to this problem
as well.
Yeah! Just follow a couple of
steps given below to fix Netgear router not working problems. Keep
scrolling down.
Make sure that your Netgear
WiFi router is properly plugged into a working wall outlet.
The power LED on your Netgear
router should be stable.
It should receive a proper
power supply.
If it is overheated, turn it
off for a short while, let it be cool and turn it back on again.
Place your Netgear device on a
higher shelf so that you can receive live and continuous internet
signals from it.
Your Netgear WiFi router must
be placed in the reach of your broadband or cable modem.
Place your Netgear router at
the center location of your house.
Do not place it near to thick
walls, microwaves, mixer grinders, juicers, baby monitors, Bluetooth
speakers, automatic garage openers, security alarms, etc.
If the issue still persists,
power cycle your Netgear router along with your modem and
computer/laptop. For this, you have to unplug your devices from the
main power outlet. Wait for a while and turn them back ON again.
Note: During the power
cycle process, don't forget to disconnect your router from the
connected devices in your house.
If you are facing any type of
issues related to your Netgear WiFi router , do ask our technical
department for Netgear router support. We are always available to
help you resolve your issues related to Netgear routers.
