I have TP-link TD W8151N modem n router ADSL2+. I am unable to open 192.168.1.1. But when I ping 192.168.1.1 from cmd I receive replies. No username or password box is promoted when I try to open the IP.
I tried reset it many times but again I am facing this problem. After reset it opens but after sometime it again stops to open that page. I switched it off and when after sometime I switched it on. I was again able to open the 192.168.1.1 page but again after sometime it didn't open. Someone told me it is due to heating problem as my device is connected to inverter point.
Is there any answer to my solution or a new device will be required ?
Thank you . Help will be appreciated :)
So I was having this problem too, on my mac. I downloaded the tp-plc utility for mac for the tp-wa4220 for my powerline extender, and when booting, I get a prompt that the app wants to make some changes. Once this allowed and the app is still running switch over to your browser, and you'll find you can log in. Worked for me. Jus saying.
I still can't connect via wifi, I entered the correct password for wifi and it says password incorrect and unable to connect. Tried to access via lan cable and after I entered adminadmind it stucked on loading screen. But I still can browse the internet via lan cable. So what should I do?
My TP link DSL modem is connected to my Gigabit wifi router. PC is connected directly to the DSL modem. Internet works. But could not open the DSL admin page.
Logging in to the Wifi router admin page first and then the DSL router admin page is the way to go. Strange, but true.
If a piece of hardware functions one way one time, and another way another time, more than likely the hardware is failing. If you can ping 192.168.1.1. but it doesn't host a login page 100% of the time, it is failing (more than likely).
Well, Unless you have extensive test sets (osciliscope, logic probes), and a set of schematics with given good patterns/voltage sets, there is nothing you can do. Go to the store and buy another one. If this router is provided by your ISP, have them dispatch a tech and fix it.
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