Archives: Routers

Hard reset NETGEAR ProSafe FVX538

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear ProSafe FVX538:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




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Hard reset NETGEAR RM356

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear RM356:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




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Hard reset NETGEAR DGN1000

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear DGN1000:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR ProSafe FR328S

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear ProSafe FR328S:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR WGT634U

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear WGT634U:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router…

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear N750 Wireless Dual Band Gigabit Router...:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR D6300

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear D6300:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR 4G LTE Router (Verizon)

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear 4G LTE Router (Verizon):


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR AC1200 EX6200

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear AC1200 EX6200:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading

Hard reset NETGEAR AC750 EX6100

To perform a hard reset of your Netgear AC750 EX6100:


1. Find the Restore/Reset button on your router(usually located in a pinhole on the back of the router).
2. Use a paperclip or pencil tip to press and hold the button until the Power led starts to blink. It usually takes between 7 and 9 seconds.




To find out your router default username and password continue reading