How to restart your router
Often, the best way to resolve internet issues is to restart your devices. For eero-specific help, please visit our eero support page.
Fiber 2 Gig customers: Get help with your Ultrafast Wi-Fi 6E System.
Fiber 5 Gig customers: Get support for your TP-Link Archer AXE300 router.
Still having issues? Check for a service outage.
If you’ve lost connection, check to see if there is a service outage in your area before you reboot your equipment.
Service address
No outage? Check your router or equipment
Often, the best way to troubleshoot internet issues is to restart or reboot your devices.
- Try restarting your router. Watch the video below or learn more.
- Fiber internet customers: If restarting your router doesn’t work, check the power to, or try restarting, your Optical Network Terminal (ONT). Learn how.
How to restart your router
Can't browse or get online? Restarting your router will usually resolve most problems such as slow speeds, disconnects or wireless issues.
Fiber internet customers
If you’re a fiber internet customer and restarting your router didn’t work, check the power to your Optical Network Terminal (ONT) or try restarting it.
LEARN MOREHow to restart your set-top box
For help restarting your TV set-top box, follow these five steps.
- Unplug your set-top box’s power cord from the electrical outlet.
- Wait 15 seconds, then plug it back in to the electrical outlet.
- Turn on the set-top box and TV (ensure it’s on the correct input setting).
- Wait a few minutes while the Interactive Media Guide updates. Follow any on-screen instructions.
- Check to see if this resolves your issue. If it doesn't, the set-top box might need to be re-initialized. Please chat with us for help.
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- Check for a service outage
- Restart your router
- Restart your set-top box
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