How do I reset my CenturyLink modem and router?

How do I reset my CenturyLink modem and router?

  1. Locate the Reset Button. Look for the factory reset button on the back of your modem or router—it’s likely red.
  2. Use the Reset Button. To initiate the factory reset, press and hold the button for at least 15 seconds.
  3. Wait. Wait for at least 3-5 minutes for the factory reset to finish.

Can I use an old CenturyLink modem?

A retired device may connect to the internet, but may not deliver optimized internet service and will be more likely to cause connection issues. We provide information on all our modems to help you continue to use and troubleshoot your device. However, a retired modem should be replaced as soon as you are able.

How do I restart a CenturyLink router?

How to reboot manually

  1. Unplug the power cord from the back of the modem.
  2. Wait for 1 minute.
  3. Plug the power cord back in and wait for the power light and internet light to turn green (or the single LED if you have a C4000 model).
  4. You should now be able to get online.

Can I replace my CenturyLink router with my own?

If you are providing your own modem for your service, there are a few things you’ll need to know about installation and activation. Important: If you have not already done so, please verify that your modem is compatible with your new service. If you are re-using a newer CenturyLink modem, it will most likely work.

Why is CenturyLink WiFi not working?

Reboot your modem manually or using the My CenturyLink app. Make sure your modem is updated with the latest firmware version. As a last resort, try resetting your modem to factory defaults. If you have custom settings that you want to keep, you can backup and restore your modem settings before doing the reset.

How can I boost my CenturyLink Wi-Fi speed?

How to Make CenturyLink Internet Faster

  1. Restart the Modem and Router.
  2. Update Modem/Router Firmware.
  3. Relocate Your Router for Better Signal.
  4. Reduce Number of Connected Devices.
  5. Use an Ethernet Cable.
  6. Stop Background Activities.
  7. Upgrade Your Device and Browsers.
  8. Disable VPN Services.

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