I can't access my router's homepage (192.168.2.1) to set up port forwarding...?

To all people above me: 192.168.2.1 IS the default for many belkin routers.

To answer this question: Have you tried resetting it? Just look for the reset button on the router, and press it for about 10 seconds. Then try accessing the router once more.

If that doesn't work, and you are wireless, try using a ethernet cable. If that still doesn't work, it might be a bad router.

I've just picked up an old F5D7632-4 Belkin router and set it u as an access point. Like the original poster (7 years ago :-)) I got into the setup using 192.168.2.1 just once. Then I wanted to get in again but it just times out.. I have reset it..no luck.. So I tried my XP laptop and again got in once..then not again..

Last year I threw away an old Netgear router when I got the same problem and assumed that it had died...

What is it about this one time access that none of the above answers address ?

I used a Belkin router for years and when I I put the ip address in , which was, 192.168.2.1, I was presented with a page where I was prompted to enter a password. I left this blank as directed in the instruction book and had no trouble accessing the router settings,

To make a factory reset on mine you used a straightened paper clip and depressed the reset button, which on mine is situated on the side near the air vent. Depress the reset button for about thirty seconds with the router switched off and leave it depressed and switch the router on and release the reset button. The lights on the router should flash and then after a minute or two become stedy and the router is reset

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I have a Belkin AC1200. I tried several things to access 192.168.2.1 without success. What I had to finally do was reset my wireless router. Turn off the modem. With the wireless router still plugged in, use a pin or paperclip to push in the reset button for one minute. The reset button is located on the back, below the USB ports. This will reset your wireless router back to its factor settings. Hope this helps someone.

1. Reset the router by holding down the reset button for 13 seconds or longer.

2. Disconnect the all the power cords, and connect all the power cords back on. If you have a cable cord, disconnect and connect back on.

3. Push the "on" button on the router.

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4. Go to your laptop: click "Start", then "Control Panel", then " View network status and task", then "set up a new network", then " Manual connect to wireless", then enter the network name and password which comes with your router.

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5. after you set the network, the log in site should come up in less than 10 mins. If it doesn't come, you should be able to type "192.168.2.1" and it will give specific detail of how to log in.

**** luck!!!...

regardless of whatever everybody else claims to know, my belkin router also uses 192.168.2.1 for the default address

are you able to connect to the internet? have you tried restarting your router and/or resetting it? what may have happened is what has happened to me, i'm connected the setup page them reset my computer or it has crashed and the router doesn't seem to acknowledge that the connection has been lost from the previous section so it will not allow duplicate connections to the setup page

I can access it from my mobile/laptop but not from my PC. Is there a browser problem? In MS Edge/Windows 10 I can access the 1st page but subsequent pages it returns HTTP/1.0 200 OK. What s problem

I am trying to connect router ,, no luck

Usually 192.168.2.1 is not the address of the router (but you could make it that if you want).

Click on Start and then Run. Type in: command

It should open a Command Prompt (or DOS window)

Type in: ipconfig

The last of the four lines of information displayed will be the "default gateway". That is the address of your router.