It says file not found.
i know it is 192.168.11.1 for 100%, have gotten there before.
Now it just says page not found, no difference what browser? :S
I remember that i could get into it if i turn my router from BRI > AUTO and if i put my IP to obtain it automatically in LAConnection (internet protocol properties).
But then my internet goes away, so i have to configure it back and it sucks to do it every time you need to change something in the router?
Btw, my default gateway IS NOT 192.168.11.1 and it doesnt work anyway too.
You "may" have typed that address incorrectly.
Most often it is 192.168.1.1 <– yours above has too many "1"s.
Or go to the Router Manufacturer Website for the specific information.
Doug
Nope, even in my disk is a button "go to router setting screen" and it goes to that address. and still .1.1 doesnt work too.
And btw, tried it again, and it actually doesnt work if i
I remember that i could get into it if i turn my router from BRI > AUTO and if i put my IP to obtain it automatically in LAConnection (internet protocol properties)
1 Make sure that you are correctly cabled between your router and your computer.
2 Click on Start
3 Click on Run
4 Type in the following:
http://192.168.0.1
5 Hit Enter
if no joy then try different numbers in the last two "boxes"
ie http://192.168.0.2
http://192.168.1.1
etc.
If no joy then download the manual or user guide for your router and use the settings the manufacturer dictates.
NOTE [/b
]you will need your user name and password to enter the Router set up via your browser and if you have forgotten these then you may need to set your router back to factory settings (usually a small hole in the back of the router that will accept an unwound paperclip…press it in and hold in for 20 seconds. You will then need to reconfigure all your settings.
Good luck
Regards
paws
1 Make sure that you are correctly cabled between your router and your computer.
2 Click on Start
3 Click on Run
4 Type in the following:
http://192.168.0.1
5 Hit Enter
if no joy then try different numbers in the last two "boxes"
ie http://192.168.0.2
http://192.168.1.1
etc.
If no joy then download the manual or user guide for your router and use the settings the manufacturer dictates.
isnt that the same as trying through a browser? and no, didnt work.
Hi,
Yes that is what you should be doing,…. but if you are unable to connect through your browser then you need to download the manual from the router manufacturer's website and this will tell you the correct address to use.
Regards
paws
