TP-Link Default Login – Username, Password and IP Address

TP-Link Router Login Changing your router’s TP-Link password is a very simple way to minimize security vulnerabilities and keep your network secure. With this guide, you can learn everything from connecting to a network to changing passwords. With this article you will learn what you need to know about your TP-Link brand manager.

But first we must make sure that you are connected to the TP-Link Network.

To connect to the login page on the TP-Link routers, you must connect to a TP-Link router. Note, however, that you must be connected to the Internet with an active TP-Link connection to continue. You can connect with a laptop, mobile phone, tablet or desktop pc.

TP-Link Login Steps

1. Connect to the TP-Link Network
   First, you must connect to the network that allows you to access the TP-Link login IP address and control panel. To connect to the TP-Link network, you can choose a wireless or wired connection.

   However, if you do not know the Wi-Fi password, you have to connect to the network using an Ethernet cable. In this way, you do not need a password. Please note that when you use this cable connection, you do not need to access the internet, all we need is a physical cable connection.

2. Connect to the TP-Link Router IP via Browser
   Let’s start by opening the browser you usually use. You must first enter the IP address of the router or the TP-Link login IP address in the address bar. The most commonly used IP addresses for TP-Link router logon are 192.168.0.1 and 192.168.0.254. To access your router’s specified TP-Link login addresses, you must click the links below.

   http://192.168.0.1
   http://192.168.0.254

   Suppose none of these IP addresses worked as your TP-Link login IP address, you will find a special list below for the different router models we offer you. Or you can try visiting the TP-Link login network website as another option. Since you already have a network connection to the TP-Link server, we recommend using any online tool to find the router IP.

3. Enter the Login Details
   When you open the correct TP-Link server, you will see the TP-Link login client name and password fields. If so, enter the current TP-Link login manager client name and password. If not, you can refer to the default login at the bottom of the router and log in effectively to your TP-Link router.

   You can also check the TP-Link router for a tag with a TP-Link login administrator user name and password. After logging in, you will see the TP-Link web interface or control panel.

Troubleshooting

• Reset your TP-Link Router
  Carefully follow the steps below to begin the reset process for your TP-Link brand router. It doesn’t matter how many times you press the reset button, you must press the reset button for the right time, otherwise it will not help. 30-30-30 Router reset is valid for almost all types of routers, regardless of manufacturer.
  

  Locate the Reset Button

  You can find the reset button on the back or bottom of your TP-Link router. It is probably hidden in a hole to prevent users from accidentally pressing the settings back to the factory settings. On some models, the button may also come out.

  In any case, you must find the button and proceed to the next step.

  Press & Hold the Reset Button

  With the router turned on, press and hold the reset button for 30 seconds. Without releasing the button, turn off the power supply and hold it for another 30 seconds. While still holding the TP-Link reset button, turn the power on and hold for another 30 seconds.

  Congratulations, you have successfully reset your TP-Link router to the factory settings.

• TP-Link Router Still Not Working
  If your router continues to have trouble after performing the 30-30-30 reset ritual, we recommend that you send the router to a technical service for corrections or purchase another one. This will allow you to stay connected to a continuous network without any problems.

  There may also be another reason why you may have trouble connecting to your router after a reset. You must ensure that you enter the default TP-link user name and password to log in to your router, not your specific user name and password.

• Protect Your Wi-Fi Network
  Changing your TP-Link password is a simple way to keep your network secure. When you first use a strong password that does not change parameters such as numbers and exceptional characters, it is not difficult to understand why it is difficult to hack a network of the same type and with a secure password.