ATT Router Keeps Resetting
Connection
- Check the power cord that is connected between the AT&T router and the power source. Replace it if damaged.
- Try to connect the power cord to a different power outlet and then check if the ATT Router Keeps Resetting issue has been resolved.
- Make sure the interface cable connected to the AT&T router is correct.
Disable IPv6
- Make sure your computer is connected to the AT&T router’s network.
- Launch Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, or any other web browser.
- Type the IP address of your AT&T router in the address field and press the Enter key on the keyboard.
- You can find the AT&T router’s IP address by entering the ‘ipconfig’ command line in the Command Prompt window.
- Note: The default IP address of the AT&T router is 192.168.1.254.
- When you see the login page, enter the router’s admin username and password correctly in the appropriate fields.
- Note: By default, you have to leave the Username field empty. Type ‘attadmin’ as the default password.
- Now, you can access the web interface page of the ATT&T router from the web browser.
- Navigate to the Wi-Fi web page, click IPv6, and select the Disable option.
- Save the altered setting by clicking the Save option.
- This will disable the IPv6 feature.
Resetting the AT&T router
- Locate the Reset button at the rear panel of the AT&T router.
- Hold the Reset button and release it after 10 seconds.
- If you release the Reset button immediately, the router will reboot, but it will not reset.
- So, you are recommended to hold the Reset button for 10 seconds.
- After resetting the router, check if the status LED stays lit.
- Customize the router settings as required. Check if the router functions properly.
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