20 Most Recent TP-LINK TDW8961ND 4Port 300Mbps Wireless N ADSL2 Modem Router - Page 2 Questions & Answers

Re Install Drivers

Check the settings in the router. Make sure they are all set to auto ip or DHCP. Log into the router with the default password. Or try resetting the router. This should put it back to dhcp.

Hi, So sorry to hear that. Your router has broken (brick) and you couldn't repair it without proper tools and knowledge. One way to solve this problem is to replace your router chip eprom.

you only have to setup the TP link on your computer then turn on your hotspot on your phone (remember the password) then go back to your computer down by the clock right hand side bottom you will see a wireless symbol a series of curved lines click on those locate your phone click on that & put in the password

Connect the router to the modem with an ethernet cable, CAT 5, 6 or 7. Try amazon.

Reset and than re install internet provider settings

Have you contacted the phone company so they can activate it?

http://www.tp-link.com/en/ This will assist!

Hi, I have to assume you are referring to TP-Link power line adapters. In any event, pick the one that is not working. Press and hold the Pair button for a second or so, the Power LED will start flashing. Wait 2 minutes, then press and hold the Pair button of your main (other) TP-Link for 1 second, the Power LED will start flashing. In about 2 minutes all should be good. If not you may have to reload the flash software or use the disks to reset. Cheers

If you don't have access to the settings the handset is using to select the security protocol, or know what they are, the issue is probably with the protocol the handset is using to connect to the wifi, Check the computer that can connect, to see which protocol it's using. Then, I'd try a support ticket with the manufacturer of the handset to see if the issue is resolvable. It really depends on how flexible the handset protocols are...None, WEP, WPA2-PSK (TKIP), WPA2-PSK (AES), and WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) are all different options. Choose the wrong protocol, and you can't connect.

Google has many different ip addresses. They have servers I guess you call them everywhere. I downloaded several apps that looked up IP addresses cause the ping had different ones I didn't use. They all led back to GooGle owning that address. Nothing to be alarmed about, theres just no escape from Google, they see everything, track everywhere, and won a lot of different IP

this document should explain what to do http://www.tp-link.com.au/resources/document/VPN_Config_Guide.pdf