TP-Link Router Help Center

Common symptoms:

• Can't open 192.168.0.1
• Page won't load
• Connection timeout

Solutions:

• 1Ensure you're connected to the router's WiFi or via ethernet
• 2Try both addresses: 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.1.1
• 3Clear browser cache and cookies
• 4Reset router if needed (press reset button for 10 seconds)

Common symptoms:

• WiFi connected but no internet
• Red internet LED
• Limited access

Solutions:

• 1Check if the Internet LED is lit on your router
• 2Verify all cables are properly connected
• 3Restart both modem and router
• 4Contact ISP if problem persists

Common symptoms:

• Buffering videos
• Slow downloads
• Poor gaming experience

Solutions:

• 1Position router in a central, elevated location
• 2Switch between 2.4GHz and 5GHz bands
• 3Update router firmware
• 4Check for interference from other devices

Follow these steps:

• 1Unbox and connect power adapter
• 2Connect Internet port to modem
• 3Wait for power LED to become solid
• 4Connect to default WiFi network (name on router label)
• 5Open 192.168.0.1 in browser
• 6Follow Quick Setup wizard

Follow these steps:

• 1Login to router interface
• 2Go to Wireless settings
• 3Set unique network names
• 4Choose WPA3 security if available
• 5Set strong passwords
• 6Save and reconnect devices