Why does the wireless router not go into the 192.168.1.1

A few months ago bought a Tplink wireless router, according to the instructions set up after the normal use of a period of time, useless, and then found that can not use! In accordance with the instructions set IP and DNS all automatically obtained, or not go into 192.168.1.1, the IP set to 192.168.1.X (1-255), Gateway set 192.168.1.1, also or not go to 192.168.1.1, also tried to send the router back to the factory settings, a lot of methods have been basically tried, all not, but look at the indicators are normal to use wired connection can also be normal Internet, get a half-day after all not successful, how to do?

Fault resolution of wireless router in 192.168.1.1

In the initial setting of a wireless router, the general step is to do a physical connection, connect the WAN Wan port of the wireless router to Adslmodem, and connect a LAN port of the wireless router to a set of computers. Then set the computer to automatically obtain the IP address, and then the wireless router's default management IP into its settings page can be. But sometimes this happens, the computer has been obtained from the wireless router IP address, but can not enter the wireless router Settings page (that is, into the 192.168.1.1), repeatedly check the connection between the various devices, and there is no improper, this is what reason? There are several reasons that lead to 192.168.1.1:

The reason for not going 192.168.1.1 ①:adslmodem the routing function is enabled and the Lanip address is the same as the Lanip address of the router.

At present, the default Lanip (gateway) of most wireless routers is 192.168.1.1, and many manufacturers Adslmodem this value as the default Lanip of the product, so that once the user connects two devices together, the loop will occur, and the computer can still get the IP address from the router. Use the ipconfig command in the DOS command line window to view the IP information obtained, but not ping the wireless router.

Since the vast majority of users use the wireless router before using the computer to dial the Internet directly, Adslmodem Lanip on this time does not have an impact, so users will often suspect that the wireless router fault, is not. Loop occurs, even if the router and Adslmodem disconnect, only to keep the router and computer connection, the computer still can not ping the wireless router, need to restart the router, or even restore the factory value.

The reset process of the wireless router is generally: under the condition of power, press and hold the Reset key (there is a small round hole next to the antenna, which is the reset key) more than 15 seconds, and then the device will be power off restart. After the router is reset, it can only be connected to the computer, no longer connected to the modem. You can then use two DOS commands ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew to refresh the computer's IP information (WIN98 under Winipcfg). When you get a new IP address, you can use the ping command to check that once you can ping the wireless router, the connection between the computer and the router is normal.

Then start the browser, in the address bar input http://192.168.1.1 back, entered the router's configuration interface, the default entry is the basic Settings page, ADSL home users usually only in this page set up ADSL account and password on the line.

The wireless router eventually has to connect to modem to surf the Internet, and the IP address of the two is still the same, so you must change one of the Lanip. Change the lanip of the wireless router is very simple, after setting the basic Settings page, click on the left side of the function list of LAN IP settings, this will be the router's lanip to 192.168 2.1, the range of address allocation is also changed to 192.168.2.2~192.168.2.100.

When the wireless router update setting is complete, use the Ipconfig/release and ipconfig/renew two DOS commands described earlier to update the IP information of the computer, and if the computer obtains the correct IP (ie 192.168.2.*), the router's settings are in effect. You can now connect it to the Adslmodem. Finally enter the basic Router Settings page, click "Application", the router is dialed.

Similarly, if the router is not connected to Adslmodem, but other devices, as long as the two IP is the same, it will appear above the problem, so it is recommended to set up a wireless router, the first to determine the IP of other devices, if not sure it will not be the WAN port to other devices, only one computer to the LAN port.

The reason for not going to 192.168.1.1 ②: The browser settings enable the proxy server.

In contrast to the first scenario, pinging a router from a computer at this point is a pass, but the Router settings page cannot be reached. If this description, then should first check the browser proxy server settings, are often agents to provoke the trouble: Start the browser to open a Web page, select the Tools menu Internet Options → connection tab Right below the LAN settings, disable the proxy server function.

The reason for not to go 192.168.1.1 ③: The computer has installed many network cards.

In order to set up the management router, some users will install more than one network card in their own computer, if the network card is not used to set improper, will also cause the same consequences, so, in setting up the router, in addition to the network card in use, it is best to disable the other network cards, to complete the router's settings and then enable.