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Often times after an abnormal reboot the router will be completely unable to restore internet connectivity until a hard reboot is done by completely cutting power to the device.
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Absolutely update the firmware first, and do a hard reboot.
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For me, the hard reboots every day or two to get wireless back up was too much to accept.
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No muss, no fuss, no rebooting.
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Only a reboot would work
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Only a reboot will fix, so kinda annoying when it comes up every blue moon (has happened 2-3 times).PS:
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It sometimes requires multiple hard reboots in order for the networks to allow devices to connect
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If you need to do a hard reboot the router using the power button or unplug it, you need to leave it unplugged for at least 2 hours or it will not come back up
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Any network changes you make to the router in its web-based management tools causes a reboot and everyone behind the router loses connectivity for a few minutes.
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I've had this router crap out multiple times and required a hard reboot (pulling power) to get it back up
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Did a reboot on the router and cleared up the network showing the new names
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The 2.4Ghz will cut out randomly and not function until I do a hard reboot of the router
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Only once did I run into issues getting into the administrative login to the router - a simple reboot cleared that up
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A normal reboot from the web console is ineffective.
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But even more frustrating is that when that happens I can't access the GUI login screen, even after a soft, and hard reboot.
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n’t go wrong with this router
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n’t had not one issue at all
