Manufacturer: TP-LINK

Power the router ON and locate the reset button-hole on the rear panel. Use a pin to press into the hole and hold for (at least) 5 seconds. Release and wait for a minute until the reboot process is over.

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Power ON the router. Locate the WPS/RESET button on the back panel of the device. Press and hold the button for more than 5 seconds. Keep an eye on the system LED and when it starts flashing more quickly than before – release. Wait for the router to reboot.  
PS. The system LED is the second led on the front panel – it is right next to the power LED.

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Power ON the router and locate the reset button hole on the bottom of the device. Use a pin to press inside the hole and hold for about 5-6 seconds. Keep an eye on the blue LED on the side of the router – release the reset button when the LED starts blinking. Wait for the router to reboot – when it’s ready to use the LED will stop blinking.

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Power ON the router. The reset button hole is located on the bottom of the device. Use a thin object like a pin to press inside and hold for about 5-6 seconds. Release and wait about 1 minute for the router to reboot and go back to the factory defaults.

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Power ON the router, use a pin to press and hold the RESET button on the bottom of the router for about 5-6 seconds. Then release the button and wait the Router to reboot to its factory default settings.

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Power ON the router. Locate the reset button on the back panel – it is labeled WPS/RESET. Press it and hold for at least 5-6 seconds. You should see the System LED blinking faster than usual. When this happens – release the button and wait the router to reboot to its factory default settings. 
PS. The System LED is the second one on the front panel and it looks like a small sun. 

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There are two different versions of this router: Version 1 has a square body with a big black front panel, while Version 2 has rounded corners and just a little black on the front. Good news is they both reset the same way. Find the reset button hole on the back of the device. Use a pin to press inside the hole and hold for about 5 seconds. Watch the SYS LED – when it starts flashing more quickly than before – release. Wait for a minute for the router to reboot. 
PS: V1 – System LED is labeled SYS. V2 – System LED is the one that looks like a small sun
NB: The default ip address are different for V1 and V2

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The Reset button is a small hole on the back side of the router. Press in it with a thin object (a paper clip maybe) for five seconds. Then release and wait for the reboot process to finish – up to 1 minute.

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The reset button hole is on the back of the device – it has RESET written under it with hard to notice white letters. Press the Reset button with a thin object (like a paper clip), hold for five seconds and release. Wait for the TP-LINK router to reboot.

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Locate the WPS/Reset button at the back of the router. With the device powered on press and hold the button for approximately 8 seconds(until SYS LED starts flashing quickly) and release the button.

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