How often should I restart my WiFi router?

Method 2: Restart from the administration interface

1. Open a browser (on a computer or phone).
2. Enter the IP address of the router (usually 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1: check the label on your device).
3. Log in with your administrator ID and password (often by default: admin, 123456 or 888888).
4. Go to the “Administration” or “Rule of the router” menu.
5. Click “Restart” and wait for the device to reset for reset.

Why is regular restart beneficial?

• Improvement of speed: refreshes the connection and frees the memory of the router.
• Increased stability: reduces signal losses and network errors.
• Prevention of overheating: By turning off your router from time to time, you extend its lifespan.
• Quick problem solving: Avoid having to call technical support for a simple network bug.

Conclusion

Restarting your router is a simple gesture that can significantly improve the performance of your Internet connection. Without abuse, a review once a week or as soon as you notice a slowdown is a good habit to adopt. Try and see the difference on your WiFi throughput.