192.168.l78.1 Reset Router Guide

The IP address 192.168.178.1 is commonly the default IP for Fritz!Box series routers and other network devices manufactured by Germany’s AVM company, primarily used in home and small office network environments. Through the portal at http://192.168.178.1, administrators can easily manage router settings and the network. However, you must know the administrator password to log in. If you’ve forgotten the password, this guide on resetting your router at 192.168.l78.1 will help you regain access to the management interface. Please follow the reset methods below:

Calling to reset is the simplest and most direct method. If you've forgotten the administrator password and cannot access the router’s admin panel, you can reset the router by making a phone call.

1. Connect a Phone Device. Plug a telephone device into the 'FON 1' or 'FON 2' port of the modem (router).

2. Dial the following number. #991*15901590*.

3. Wait for the Reset. Wait up to 30 seconds, the router will start resetting to its factory settings.

4. Reconfigure the Router. After the reset, all router settings will be restored to factory defaults. You will need to reconnect your computer or phone to the router’s wireless network, log into the router’s settings interface using the default IP address 192.168.178.1, and enter the default admin username and password (e.g., admin/admin, though this may vary—refer to your manual). You can then reconfigure your network and WiFi password. Click to read: AVM Fritz!Box Router Login Admin WiFi Password.

If you can access the router’s admin panel, but the router's network settings are messed up and you want to reconfigure them, you can reset the router directly from the admin panel.

1. Connect to the Router. First, connect your computer or phone to the router’s WiFi network.

2. Log into the Router. Open a web browser on your computer or phone, enter http://192.168.178.1 in the browser’s address bar, and press Enter. You’ll be prompted to enter the router’s administrator username and password to log in to the admin panel.

3. Find the Reset Option. Within the admin interface, go to System > Backup, then select the Factory Settings tab.

4. Perform the Reset. Click the Load Factory Settings or similar button and follow the prompts to confirm the reset. The router will begin the reset process and will automatically reboot once completed.

5. Reconfigure the Router. After the reset, you’ll need to reconfigure the router just as with the hardware reset method. Enter 192.168.178.1 in your browser to access the admin panel and follow the prompts to set up your network and WiFi password.

Whether you choose to reset your router by calling or through the admin panel, both methods will effectively return your router to its factory default state. This can be especially useful for resolving various router issues, such as unstable network connections or forgotten passwords. However, before resetting your router, you'd better back up important network configuration information to avoid unnecessary inconvenience.