Man, I wish this video had gone up a week ago! I threw my netgear brick in the recycle bin last friday.😢 BTW, I will NEVER buy any more gear from that company. Not only did I have problems with the router, but customer service was lackluster to say the least. HIGHLY disappointed....
Understood. I have had great luck with TP-Link the Archer C9 in particular. I use the Netgear and the older TP-Links because they support the DD-WRT firmware which I have tons of fun with. I've been meaning to make this video for a while and it was a bear of a video to get right. It took me four days to shoot, edit, render and post. The video itself is over 10GB in size took 5 hours to render and I had to do it twice! Thank you so much for watching, commenting and the valuable feedback. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
@Richard Lloyd HA ha! I replaced that piece of junk with a brand new tp-link AX55Pro! I love it so far. And thank you sir for the content. I have watched several of your videos btw; they are VERY informative.
Way to go! 😁️ I'm glad to know I could help you and that you get value from my work here. I made this video to help people just like you. Thank you for watching, commenting and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
I have a Netgear 7000 series and it won't go back to factory default after using paper clip over and over again where would a infection hide on a router?
Have you tried these rescue videos: ru-vid.com/group/PLnxXRLSlmSVOc3OXtcDSIlfHHFr4VbuFQ Try the serial rescue as a last resort if the other two methods don't work. Thank you so much for commenting and watching. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
Hey Richard, Thank you very much for making this however I am looking among the links in the description to get the exact usb-serial that you have and I must be blind I cannot see it any chance you can link it to me affiliate link will do fine so I can get that on order :)
Thanks for the heads up. This video was a monster to make, took me 4 days to get it right. Here are the links: CP2102 USB 2.0 to TTL Serial Module at Amazon(paid): amzn.to/3oOJW9L oe eBay(paid): ebay.us/ZvrP7C USB Extender USB Extension Cable At Amazon(paid): amzn.to/3J0isVv or eBay: ebay.us/ifXesD Phillips #2x8" Screwdriver At Amazon(paid): amzn.to/3OXkREh or eBay(paid): ebay.us/OKalXY USB 3.0 Gigabit Ethernet LAN Network Adapter at Amazon(paid): amzn.to/3WRyPtv or eBay(paid): ebay.us/jaODUs USB C to Ethernet Adapter for Laptop PC Gigabit Ethernet LAN at Amazon(paid): amzn.to/43wfwaY or eBay(paid): ebay.us/5NSNpE I updated the description as well. Thanks again!
thank you so much for the great video. i have the netgear R7000. I opened up the router to connect the headers. there are no headers. i dont know what else to do. the motherboard info on the right side hand is U12H270t51 803116 REV.0 GP have you seen mothers with the serial headers removed or this is a revision? what can I do? thank you
Try this new recovery method I found, I have not had to do a serial recovery on an R7000 again. It works really well. Here's a link to the video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hXhMgQS5k1o.html Please get back to me with your results. Thank you so much for commenting, watching and the very kind words. I appreciate it greatly. Subscribe, Click The Bell and stay tuned! All the best.👍😀
