Recent content by phoenix90

Thanks everyone. Its working now. Flashed Xvortex. Running smooth so far.

I manually disabled all addons in IE as there was no seperate IE shortcut for safemode.(No addons) But again, its " Unable to connect" on IE and Microsoft edge and "Connection reset" on Chrome and firefox.

How do I start browser in safe mode? Will try and report.

I tried IE, Edge, Firefox and chrome. Firefox and chrome says that "connection was reset." Edge and IE says "Unable to connect"

So I just got the Netgear R7000 and I am facing a problem accessing the router configuration page on Windows. All my android devices can open this page via wifi without any issues. But with Windows, even with wifi and ethernet cable, I am unable to open the router login page. I get an "Unable...

I tried all browsers including firefox. Got another R7000 to test and it isn't the router. This one behaves the same as well. My adapter is set to obtain IP address n DNS automatically. How can I check whether DHCP is enabled? EDIT: I must admit I am a noob to networking terms and I believe...

So I just got the Netgear R7000 and I am facing a problem accessing the router configuration page on Windows. All my android devices can open this page via wifi without any issues. But with Windows, even with wifi and ethernet cable, I am unable to open the router login page. I get an "Unable...

Thanks for clearing this Pete. I guess I'll look into the Netgear R7000 then as its slightly cheaper than the Asus and performs similarly. I liked the design of the TP-Link though! But ofcourse, we cant buy tech solely based on looks. :)

Thank you everyone! :) Am I wrong if I say that the TP-Link AC2600 is a more "future-proof" router compared to the Netgear R7000 and the Asus AC-RT68U, as it supports MU-MIMO and is of the AC2600 class? And all these routers cost the same here. But again, like RogerSC mentioned, TP-link has a...

Hi, I'm from New Zealand and I'm switching to fibre soon. I was planning to buy an upper mid-range router which is reasonably future proof and would last me a couple of years. I was initially looking for a AC1900 router and have gone through the reviews of the Asus RT68u and the Netgear R7000...