How to reset the modem? – ShiftDelete.Net

Modems, which are our gateway to the internet world, are of great importance for us. These devices, which transmit signals from internet providers to us, must be configured correctly. Otherwise, our internet speed may decrease or we may not be able to access the internet at all. In such cases, turning the modem on and off can solve some problems, and sometimes it is necessary to reset the modem. In this article, we tried to explain how to reset the modem.

Here are the modem reset steps!

With the modem reset process, you return your device to factory settings. This action will reset your various settings such as internet, wireless and port forwarding. You can reset your device in two different ways with the help of the reset button or the modem interface.

Resetting the modem with the reset button

• Find the small hole on the back of your modem under the Reset text.
• Press this hole with a needle, toothpick or pencil tip.
• Press and hold this button for about 10 seconds
• You will then see all the lights of the modem go out and turn back on.

Resetting the modem with the help of the interface

You can also use the modem interface to reset your modem. However, in order to enter the modem interface, you need to know your username and password. If you have not changed this information, this information will be written on the back of your modem.

• Search for your modem’s IP address in your internet browser. You can also look at the back of your modem for interface information. (Some examples of interface addresses 192.161.0.1, 192.161.1.1 or 192.161.2.1)
• Enter your username and password information on the page that appears.
• After logging into the interface, you can access the Factory Settings option through sections such as Tools or Maintenance (may differ depending on the model).
• Return to Factory Settings
• You can reset your modem by confirming the warning tab that appears.

I hope these steps helped you. So, what ways do you follow when you have problems with your internet connection? Give your feedback in the comments section or SDN ForumYou can share it with us.