Fix Routerlogin.net Not Working Issue

The Routerlogin.net Not Working Issue page might not be accessible to you because your router's software is corrupt. Additionally, the problem under discussion could also be caused by a faulty browser cache or by using an incompatible browser.

 

When the impacted user tries to utilize Routerlogin.net to access the router's control console, he receives the error. Neither a specific OS nor a specific Netgear router model are affected by the problem. The problem was also experienced by certain customers when configuring the router for the first time.

Ensure you are using the correct username and password for the router (admin and password are the default values) before continuing with the troubleshooting step to get into the Netgear router. 

Furthermore, disconnect your system from any and all other corporate, wireless, wired, and VPN connections. Only maintain one wireless or connected link to the Netgear router. Disable all ad-blocking and pop-up-blocking browser add-ons as well.

Remove Netgear Genie if you use it, and then check to see if you can access the Routerlogin.net page. Additionally, try using an additional router cable or port to access Routerlogin.net.

Start the Router and System again as a First Step

Possible causes of the router issue include transient software or connection errors. This situation is relatively typical and can occur occasionally. Power cycling the router and your computer will fix the issue.

• Turn off your system first, then your router.

• Now disconnect your router's power cable.

• Reattach the power cable to the router after waiting at least 30 seconds.

• Turn on your system now, and then wait until it is fully operational.

• Turn on your router after that, and see if you can access Routerlogin.net.

Use a different connection mode as a second option

If your device's connection mode (wired or wireless), or the network, is not allowing that mode to access its settings page, you can run into the current problem. In this case, switching to a different connection mode can fix the issue.

If your wireless connection isn't working, try connecting your router and computer using an Ethernet cable to see if you can visit Routerlogin.net.

Similar to this, try using a wireless connection if the wired network is giving you trouble. Try connecting to the 5GHz band if you are currently using the 2.4 GHz spectrum to see if the router problem is fixed.

Solution 3: Open the Management Console by entering the Router's IP Address

You are sent to Routerlogin.net by Netgear using DNS. If your system was unable to connect to its DNS server and the address could not be resolved, you can experience the current error. In this situation, opening your router's administration console via its IP address may be able to fix the issue. We'll go over how to locate your router's IP address on a Windows PC as an example.

• When the Windows search box appears, click the Windows button and enter CMD. Then select the Command Prompt from the list of results.

• Type the following command into the command prompt now, and then press the Enter key.

• Check the default gateway's value now. Typically, it is 10.0.0.1 or 192.168.0.1.

• To see if you can access the administration console, open a web browser and type the previously specified address into the address bar (without HTTP or HTTPS).

Clear the Browser's Cache as a Fourth Option

A cache is used by your browser, like many other programs, to speed up operations and enhance user experience. If your browser's cache is corrupt, you might be unable to make use of the router management page. In this situation, deleting the browser's cache can be the answer to the issue.

You can follow the instructions for your particular browser, but we'll use Chrome as an example and explain how to do it. If no extensions are made possible in the private/incognito mode of your browser, you can choose to use it instead of clearing the browser's cache.

• Open the Chrome browser and select the ellipses icon in the window's upper right corner.

• Hover over More Tools in the menu and then select Clear Browsing Data.

• Then choose the categories you want to delete, followed by a time range (it is best to choose All-Time and all the categories).

• Click the Clear Data button now, and then wait for the process to be finished.

• Then see if Routerlogin.net is accessible.

Reset the Router to its Default Settings.

If nothing has worked for you thus far, your router's firmware may be corrupt, which will cause problems. In this situation, resetting the router to its default settings can be the solution. However, bear in mind that all customized router settings and configurations, such as user name, password, SSID, etc., will be deleted after performing a factory reset.

Check your router is turned on and unplug it from any other electronics, including laptops and computers. Additionally, ensure that the router only has the power cable connected in.

Now, for the next seven seconds, hold down the Reset or Restore Factory Settings button on the back of your router with a paper clip (or something similar) (the power LED should flash throughout this procedure). There may be two reset buttons on some models; use the right one to restart the router.

Release the reset button after which you must wait for a successful router restart (green power LED).

The router should now be connected to the internet, and then it should be connected through an Ethernet cable to a computer. Check to see if the PC is not logged onto any other networks or WiFi.

• A web browser should then be opened, and you should see if you can access Routerlogin.net.

• When accessing Routerlogin.net, click Yes if the Genie page appears.

• Select Let You Choose on the following screen, and then choose the router model.

• If prompted, choose No since you are aware of how to turn off your router's Wi-Fi.

After performing a factory reset, if you are still unable to visit Routerlogin.net, you should conduct a 30-30-30 reset, which will clear the router's NVRAM and fix the issue.

• Ensure that just the power cable is connected to your router and that it is turned on. Remove every computer, laptop, and other device from the router.

• The Reset button should now be pressed and held (through a paper clip or other similar object) for 30 seconds.

• Continue to hold the reset button while removing the router's power line from the wall outlet for another 30 seconds.

• After that, connect the power cable back in while continuing to hold the reset button in place for an additional 30 seconds. 

• Release the reset button after which you must wait a minute.

• You might need to replace your router if a factory reset does not solve your problem.