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The most common error code 401 appears when a user tries to open a webpage that will not load until and unless you enter a correct user ID and password. “Authorization required” is the message that gets displayed when you enter the wrong credentials to the login page of the Netgear router. Error 401 is an HTTP error code that is used by several websites to present an error. There are some solutions recommended by our Netgear Technical Support users to follow. Using those simple steps, you can troubleshoot the error by yourself. Those methods are listed below.   Method1 Check for any general error in the device At first, you must check that whether the device address is proper or not. Because while type the address of the URL there is a fair enough chance of making some type. Method2 Using a correct URL Go to the main page of the website and find the link called “secure access and login page”. As soon as you find the link enter the proper credentials to it.

No internet connection is a very common error for routers of all brands, Netgear is no exception. There can be several reasons for the same. Our Netgear Support Australia   provides you with a probable solution to solve this error. Those steps are given below. Netgear routers have four ports. You can plug any end of your ethernet cable to any of the ports which are located at the back end of the router. Plug another end of ethernet cable on your computer device. Ethernet cable will look like a large phone jack.   Enter the correct IP address in the address field of the browser. For Netgear routers, common IP addresses are “192.168.1.1”, “192.168.0.1” etc. If you find it difficult to find the correct IP address then click on the start button and type the “cmd” command in the Windows command prompt. Now press the “Enter button and type “ipconfig” command in the command button window and again press the “Enter” button. Check whether you can find any “Default Gateway” that can