A power surge may be responsible for the apparent damage to the router.Feeling discontented. We had a power blackout at school, and now the router doesn’t work and there’s no Wi-Fi. The device sounds extactly the same as two years before, when it didn’t start up, and a component had to be replaced.
I don’t think so. The router is actually trying to connect, but can’t. Restarting and disconnecting it didn’t help, so we’ll need help from our provider.A power surge may be responsible for the apparent damage to the router.