If you do not know the username and password and do not access the router’s configuration utility, you will not be able to update any security settings. If you do not remember the router’s username and password, or if your login credentials do not work, you will need to reset your router.
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During the hard reset, the only power light will be on and after 1-2mins the other lights will be back on. Ideally, there should be at least 4 lights must be on: Power, Internet (Globe icon), 2.4GHz and 5GHz. Example: Step 2: Connect your device to the wireless name 'ASUS' & set up the network. Wireless Router Asus RT-N10 B1 (RT-N10+ B1 Quick Start Manual. Wireless ez n router (2 pages). Reset Press this button to power on/off the wireless router. Power Insert the AC adapter into this port to connect your router to a power source. Monitoring Traffic Click the Traffic Monitor tab to view real-time or historical bandwidth. The following tutorial shows all method of master reset ASUS VivoTab RT. Check out how to accomplish hard reset by hardware keys and Windows 8 settings. As a result your ASUS VivoTab RT will be as new and your NVIDIA Tegra 3 core will run faster.
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Rebooting the router and resetting the router are two different procedures. The reboot is a simple process and should be tried before you perform a reset. If rebooting does not resolve the router issue, resetting the router is still available.
You can easily reset your wireless WiFi router with simple steps. All settings will be deleted after the factory reset.
Here you can learn how to factory reset your Asus RT-AC66U router. You do not need tools to reset with these methods.
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Reboot your Asus RT-AC66U router
Step – 1
- Unplug the power connector from the back of the router and plug it back in.
- Wait for 30 seconds for the router to reboot.
- Finally, Power on your router.
Step – 2
- First, open any internet browser (like Firefox or Google Chrome, etc).
- In this step, Enter the IP address
- After it is done, Enter Username and Password
- If you didn’t change these, you will find the default username and password on the back or bottom of the router
- Go to the Maintenance or Tools tab.
- Then click Save and Restore settings or System options.
- Now click on Rebooting or Reboot the Device.
- In this step, Wait for a while, Now you are done Rebooting successfully.
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This is the simplest way to reset the Asus RT-AC66U WiFi Router. All routers have this reset button. Delete all Internet or wireless settings on your device (IP addresses, DNS details, WiFi password, etc.).
Step -1
- Verify that your router is currently turned on and plugged into a power source.
- After that, Find the round Reset button on the back or bottom of your router.
- In this step, Take the end of a paperclip or pin.
- Now hold down the reset button for 15 seconds.
- The router will restart and it’ll take few seconds to finish the reset.
Step – 2
- Turn on your Asus RT-AC66U router.
- Then, locate the RESET button on the router.
- After that, Hold down the RESET button for more than 10 seconds.
- In this step, Release the RESET button after the power LED light starts flashing.
- Finally, The Router will automatically reboot.
Reset via Web-Based Configuration Utility
To reset a Asus RT-AC66U router with a web-based configuration utility you need a basic knowledge of computers and browsers. With this utility you can easily reset and reboot. You do not need to download any software or tools for this method.
This reset method removes all Internet and wireless settings on your Asus router. To save all data if possible before reset.
Step – 1
- First, open any internet browser (like Firefox or Google Chrome, etc).
- In this step, Enter the IP address
- After it is done, Enter Username and Password
- If you didn’t change these, you will find the default username and password on the back or bottom of the router.
- Then Go to System or System Tools (This is different depending on what type of router you have).
- After that, Look for Restore or Factory Default.
- Once complete, Click Restore or Reset and OK to confirm.
- Wait for the router to reboot.
- Reset done on your Asus router.
Step – 2
- First, open any internet browser (like Firefox or Google Chrome, etc).
- In this step, Enter the IP address
- After it is done, Enter Username and Password
- If you didn’t change these, you will find the default username and password on the back or bottom of the router.
- Go to the Maintenance or Tools tab.
- In this step, click Save and Restore settings or System options from the left side of the router page.
- After that, click on the Restore Device or Restore Factory Defaults.
- Now Wait for a while, Now you are done Factory Reset successfully.
When resetting your modem or router, do not interrupt the process by clicking the link, closing your browser or turning on the device. Doing so will damage the firmware.
Access to the user interface
- IP address: 192.168.1.254 or 192.168.100.1
- Username: admin or blank
- Password: admin or blank (leave this box blank)
If the default IP, username and password do not work, look behind the router
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- Verify that your router is currently turned on and plugged into a power source.
- In this step, Establish a connection between the device and the router via a network cable or WiFi.
- After it is done, Enter the IP address or URL in the address line.
- Now confirm with the Enter button.
- After that, Enter username and password in the open interface.
- Then confirm once more.
If you are trying to fix the problem with the router by resetting it, and it does not fix the problem, it may be time to replace it with a better router.
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tsarbomba DD-WRT Novice Joined: 22 Apr 2012 Posts: 5
| Posted: Wed May 09, 2012 2:52 Post subject: | How do you restore this router to the factory firmware? I know this router is different from the RT-N16 but I've tried http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Asus_RT-N16#How_to_restore_to_factory_firmware method of restoring the firmware to stock, but DD-WRT's upgrade fw GUI tells me that it failed. |
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zhihao DD-WRT Novice Joined: 14 Apr 2012 Posts: 9
| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 3:28 Post subject: | r19342 just broke my router. I was with 18777 for quite some times, then updated to 19342 a few days ago and it stop working today. Firmware restore to original firmware, it works but, but when flash again to ddwrt, it is dead. Tried a few version, same thing. It looks like that the settings stored cannot be cleared even after hard reset. Anyone? |
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thehrushi DD-WRT Novice Joined: 07 Jul 2012 Posts: 5
| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 4:44 Post subject: | @zhihao, Do a hard 30-30-30 reset TWICE. I had to do that when I created wrong virtual interfaces on my RT-n13uB1 and it wasn't showing me the web interface. First reset clears the NVRAM, but there is some sort of internal recovery. Do a hard reset again and then flash it. |
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zhihao DD-WRT Novice Joined: 14 Apr 2012 Posts: 9
| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 8:30 Post subject: | Still not working... Only power led shows up, and switch when I plugged in. |
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zhihao DD-WRT Novice Joined: 14 Apr 2012 Posts: 9
| Posted: Mon Jul 09, 2012 8:54 Post subject: | I think I am sending for warranty. It worked for a few seconds and then brick again... |
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madhouse DD-WRT Novice Joined: 02 Oct 2012 Posts: 1
| Posted: Tue Oct 02, 2012 6:47 Post subject: | My instillation using the ASUS firmware restoration tool was stopping at roughly 50%. I Turned off the windows firewall I unchecked all the Clients, Services and Protocols except for IPv4 and the Rawether NDIS (I believe asus installed this) I then configured the NIC, Advanced Tab. And changed everything that said 'enabled' to 'disabled'. I assume it was simply either 'flow control' or 'interrupt moderation' Worked instantly, although the firmware installer stopped at 99% the routers login page popped up. Everything seems to be working fine. I'll repost if it explodes. It seems all these issues are just window 7 getting in the way. mh |
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Loofah DD-WRT Novice Joined: 05 Oct 2012 Posts: 1
| Posted: Fri Oct 05, 2012 8:35 Post subject: Asus RT-N10+ success story | We purchased this router last December, to replace a failing DLink model. The reason for choosing the ASUS router was its DD-WRT compatibility. We ran the router with its stock firmware for about 8-9 months, mostly out of nervousness about making a mistake installing DD-WRT, and bricking the router. (Living on a very small disability pension doesn't leave a lot of money for unneccessary equipment replacement.) As it turns out, the biggest mistake I made was not installing DD-WRT as soon as we brought the router home. The stock ASUS firmware appeared ok at first, but over the months, we had endless issues with it -- constant rebuffering of audio streams, always dropping connections, etc. Every so often the router would just appear to drop off a cliff, as it were -- I'd have to try to reset it time and again to get it to where it would let me make a connection. About two months ago, things got so bad, that I had begun to wonder if the router was defective, so we made arrangements to have it swapped-out by the vendor for a new unit. Given that the unit was going to be returned anyway, I finally decided to try out DD-WRT, figuring that if I bricked the router, it was being returned anyway as defective. I used the ASUS flashing utility to re-flash the unit with the DD-WRT image, being careful to follow all the instructions. To make a long story short, we didn't end up returning the unit -- for the last two months, it's performed flawlessly. We have had no more connection issues, no more rebuffering on audio streams, etc. My only regret was that we didn't install DD-WRT earlier -- if we had, we would have saved ourselves a great deal of headaches, frustration and lost time. |
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D_Saint DD-WRT Novice Joined: 09 Oct 2012 Posts: 5
| Posted: Tue Oct 09, 2012 18:16 Post subject: Ralink SoC based Hardware | Hi. I am a noob on this... Can somebody confirm me that the lastest firm for asus rt-n10+b1 (16785)has the wireless bridge mode and it works ok? I have it running in 'repeater mode' with the stock firm version 2.0.2.8. Is it better and more reliable then stock? Can i revert to stock if it does not work? And to put in recovery mode is the same way - to install dd-wrt or stock firm (push recovery button on power up...). Thanks for all the help. Best regards, D_Saint |
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D_Saint DD-WRT Novice Joined: 09 Oct 2012 Posts: 5
| Posted: Mon Oct 22, 2012 15:01 Post subject: Asus RT n10+ plus b1 | Hi. being goolgeling and reading some info. some of my quations i already found answer... stock reversion ok with 30-reset and renaming stock '.trx' file to '.bin' file. Still did not found anything regarding the realibility (stock vs. ddwrt) and performance... anyone to give feedbaxk / experience with this router. Tx in advance. D_Saint |
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Geremia12 DD-WRT User Joined: 05 Sep 2012 Posts: 60
| Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2012 3:41 Post subject: | I have a 07-20-12-r19519 build on my Asus-RT-N10PLUS, and it's working fine. Apparently there're some new test builds now available for the Asus-RT-N10PLUS: 10-06-12-r20086-testing 10-12-12-r20119-testing |
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thegreedyturtle DD-WRT Novice Joined: 09 Aug 2007 Posts: 6
| Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 4:26 Post subject: Special file for initial flashing | From http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database: What is the file labelled: Asus RT-N10+ Firmware: Special file for initial flashing called: factory-to-ddwrt.trx |
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Geremia12 DD-WRT User Joined: 05 Sep 2012 Posts: 60
| Posted: Fri Nov 16, 2012 4:46 Post subject: Re: Special file for initial flashing | thegreedyturtle wrote: | From http://www.dd-wrt.com/site/support/router-database: What is the file labelled: Asus RT-N10+ Firmware: Special file for initial flashing called: factory-to-ddwrt.trx | The *.trx file is for upgrading the firmware from the ASUS factory firmware. |
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Dangenet DD-WRT Novice Joined: 25 Nov 2012 Posts: 5
| Posted: Mon Nov 26, 2012 18:59 Post subject: RT-N10+ installation protocol | I installed dd-wrt largely as described (v24 preSP2 build 16785) and had some issues with wireless detection. Namely, my iOS devices and PC were able to detect and connect to the network just fine. On these devices, wireless connectivity was rock solid after installing DD-WRT (unlike with the Asus firmware). However, the Macbook Pro and the Kindles could not even detect the network. (Wired connection was ok on the macbook.) I was able to solve my issues by installing an earlier version of dd-wrt (also a Brainslayer build, v24 preSP2 build 15437, 10-12-2010). Here is an outline of the entire procedure from start to finish. - hard 30-30-30 reset - login to asus firmware (2.0.2.8) via web GUI - use upgrade firmware option in asus web gui - load the v24 sp2 16875 initial file available here (4-2011) http://www.dd-wrt.com/routerdb/de/download/Asus/RT-N10+/B1/C1/factory-to-ddwrt.trx/3857 - hard reset - log onto dd-wrt. U/n: root, p/w: admin. Or vice versa. - use the upgrade firmware option in the dd-wrt web GUI to upload the operating version of 16785, available at: http://www.dd-wrt.com/routerdb/de/download/Asus/RT-N10+/B1/C1/asus-rt-n10plus-ddwrt-webflash.bin/3858 - hard reset - log in to web GUI, set up wireless (identical to initial parameters) - discover that iOS devices and PC are ok, MacBook Pro and kindle are unable to detect the dd-wrt wireless network - desperately search forums and fiddle with settings unsuccessfully - despair - install oldest version of dd-wrt that supports this router, v24 pre-sp2 build 15337, available here: ftp://dd-wrt.com/others/eko/Brainslayer-V24-preSP2/2010/10-12-10-r15437/Asus-RT-N10PLUS/asus-rt-n10plus-ddwrt-webflash.bin - all devices are connected! if there were a drunken smiley it would go here As I am a complete noob I will post some of the pages I found particularly helpful, for others like me. Supported Asus devices wiki page (different info from router database) http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php/Supported_Devices#Asus Redhawk's recommended builds http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=52043 If you want to browse the ftp server just to see what's available: ftp://dd-wrt.com/others |
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merk DD-WRT Novice Joined: 13 Nov 2008 Posts: 37
| Posted: Thu Nov 29, 2012 7:29 Post subject: Problem making a website publicly accessible on my PC | v24-sp2 (04/13/11) std - build 16785 I have that build installed on the router. I'm trying to make a website on my PC accessible to the outside world. If i telnet to my IP and port 80, i can connect to the site. However, if i try to pull up the site in a browser, the browser just sits there waiting for a response. (this is done on a remote server not on my pc). I've tried setting up port forwarding and I've tried setting up my PC in the DMZ. None of it works. The only way i can get the site to come up in a browser is by connecting my PC directly to my cable modem. again - i CAN connect using telnet 111.222.333.444 80 (obviously replacing the IP with my actual IP) but if i put http://111.222.333.444 in the browser, it just sits waiting for a response. I've also opened up fiddler while this is going on and fiddler shows the browser making a request, but never shows a response. Anyone got any ideas why this is a problem when the router is in the picture? |
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