How do I Reset my Synology Router?
Please note, all your settings will be erased after you perform a RESET on your Synology Router.
Quick Tips!
If you’re unsure of the settings that you are going to make with your Synology Router, it's better to write it down on a paper. In case you’d wish to revert these settings after making changes you can do so by following your own notes.
To factory RESET your Synology Router, you can perform 30–30–30 rule here. We also call it 30–30–30 reset. See how you can do it in the following ways:-
- Keep your Synology Router turned ON for performing RESET.
- Locate the reset button on your Synology Router.
- Press and hold it for 30 seconds.
- While still holding the reset button, unplug the power switch and hold the reset button for another 30 seconds.
- Now plug the switch back to turn it ON while still holding the reset button and press the reset button again for 30 more seconds.
- Your Synology Router is now Reset to its factory default settings.
If your Synology Router doesn’t work properly after performing the reset, your Synology Router might have a fault in it. If you’re using it for a long time, you probably should change your Synology Router now.
Common Issues you may face:
- I can’t access my Synology Router with default Password
- Can’t log in to Synology NAS
- Synology NAS login page don’t open
- Synology Login not working
Get to know more about Synology Router Issues and Solution at https://routersynologyy.com/
Call us for Assistance (917)- 732–0091
Comments
Post a Comment