HELP I have no access to Netrear R7000 after STOCK FW update

[pege63]

I'm fxxxxxg crazy on this Netgear R7000 router, every time after FW update (Original Stock FW) I have no access to the router either with http://www.routerlogin.net/ or 192.168.1.1. It get some dam ip adress i cant see or reach with normal login, how do i FIX this issue?? This is only with the Netgear FW with Merlin XWRT i can use the Device Discovery Utility program.

 

[Puppa]

Isn't there a factory reset you can perform using the pushbutton on the back of the router? That should bring everything back to normal.

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[pege63]

I fixed it with a Linux laptop who could reach its IP, then i go back to XWRT Wortex again. The proplem came up with Windows10, now with XWRT Wortex it works again on Windows10.
Is there a bug in latest build 380.57 of Wortex my Netgear R7000 is show up as a Asus RT-AC68U in Device Discovery Utility?

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

Was the R7000 inaccessible after updating to v1.0.6.28? Was this resolved after a factory reset?

Have recently updated stock firmware from v1.0.5.48 to v1.0.6.28 without any issues.
The R7000 was connected via wired ethernet to a laptop running Windows 10 and used Chrome.

Interesting to know what IP the router could be accessed at in your scenario...

 

[pege63]

No its the same after every fw update, the router was connected with wired ethernet to a laptop. With ipconfig it said 10.0.0.1 but i could not connect even after reset.
Maybe its this shirtty Lenovo laptop or win10 i have lot of shirt on this laptop and its the same on alla Netgears R7000 i test with.

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

Interesting...I use a Lenovo T440s at the moment and all ok...

Guess you've tried a few different browsers?

 

[pege63]

Yes i have tried 3 browsers on this Lenovo z50-70, i also see that i only get 72.2 Mb on all AC router but if i change to a N router i get 300 Mb on 2.5GHz WIFI that is aslo strange.

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

Are these the speeds shown in the Windows Wireless Network Connection Status in Control Panel?

 

[pege63]

Yes

 

[NETGEAR Guy]

Would be interesting to run a wireless throughput test with each router, ie., iPerf is a good free tool