How To Reset Spectrum Router
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Spectrum is yet another internet service provider that provides their customers with routers to use their services. They even have their own app and TV services, but what happens when your Spectrum router starts to slow down or fail? Regardless of firewall activation?
Although you’re able to reboot the router via a web browser and Spectrum app, resetting is exclusive to the browser version. The reason for this is probably due to users losing any custom settings, passwords, usernames and IP addresses when doing a reset. Make sure to do this before moving forward.
Find And Select ‘Reset Equipment
Go to the Internet sub tab under ‘Services and Equipment’, select ‘Experiencing Issues?’ next to your router and finally click ‘Reset Equipment’
Restart Via My Spectrum App
Find Your Equipment
Select the ‘Services’ icon and choose ‘Internet’, Select your router and go for ‘Restart Equipment’. Click the ‘Restart’ button to finish the process.
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Spectrum also urge customers to check the following before rebooting or resetting your Spectrum router:
- File-Sharing Programs: File-sharing programs like BitTorrent use huge amounts of data, which can lead to slow connection speeds.
- Viruses/Adware/Malware: Download Security Suite to check your computer for harmful software.
- Firewalls: A firewall monitors all network traffic on your computer, so a strict firewall can lead to slow internet speeds. Try resetting your firewall to its default settings.
- Power Outage: Find out if there’s an outage in your area.
- System Memory (RAM): Close any programs not in use to increase your computer’s performance. You may also consider upgrading your computer’s RAM.
How To Reset Spectrum Router
Power Down
Disconnect router (and modem if you have one) from their power sources and leave for at least two minutes
Power Up
Plug everything back in and leave to set up for at least two minutes.
Verify Connection
Double check all of your devices can go online and you’re done!
