The only means is to set up the most recent firmware from your router maker and in case your router is using the DNS servers that are wrong, it is better to download the most recent firmware with another router, which likely means doing it at work or a buddy’s house, unless you’ve got an old router.

Head to your router manufacturer’s web site, find a Support section and seek for your specific router model. This really is consistently printed on a sticker on the router.

You will need to download the firmware to a USB stick or your hard disk. Afterward, back in the menus of the router, try to find an Update firmware choice to wherever your firmware file is saved, and direct the router. You will still require a notebook or PC to begin the upgrade procedure, although it may be possible to plug in a USB stick including the firmware straight to the USB port in your router.