Brinked router repair

Science & Technology
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Hi villagers, who know where one can send a brinked router for repair?

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UPUS

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How did you brick it?

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tried to install a custom firmware, power ikaenda ikiwa midway. {tp link mr3420}

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Ireset ujaribu kuping 192.168.1.1 .

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Niulisee, are Kenya power usually under obligation to compensate someone if their mistake causes you loss? Juu kama ni ivyo iko siku wamenichomea kila kitu kwa nyumba. We’ve been so used to bad service we don’t question this. Scale that thought a little and you are a Safaricom technician upgrading one of the network routers that costs say 700k. Are you just to accept and move on? Hope for your case io ni ile router ya 3-6k in which case it is more economical to replace

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nimejaribu kureset, kuping haiwezekani, hata kuconnect either thro wan or lan hauweze. Nilikuwa natajaribu kuunbrink thro serial ports but hiyo uchina imenikalia ngumu

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they’ll just counter by sending an electrician to find all sorts of fault with your home’s wiring, your electrical devices, etc By the time a company like KPLC pays for damages, you’ll have jumped through 936 hoops for a settlement which will all probably end up going to your lawyer

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Enable tftp in control panel>programs>turn windows features on or off.

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Do I smell a class-action suit? Something along the lines of the ongoing one over bank interest rates?

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WAIT WUT? NO ONE TOLD ME WE WERE SUING OVER THIS INTEREST RATE HIKE!!!

grabs torch and pitchfork

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I was watching a documentary this morning about Ethiopia. 24 hours in Addis can’t pass without a blackout o_O

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okay, then?

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Start > Control Panel > Programs & Features > Turn Windows Features on and off > Enable Telnet Client

Start > Control Panel > Programs & Features > Turn Windows Features on and off > Enable Telnet Client then…

Start > Run > “cmd” > “telnet 192.168.0.1”

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By the way, Dr edu, how am i to connect to the router if i cant connect thro lan or wireless? am asking this since the above method would require i be connected to the router.

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If that is the case try this ;

  • Power off the bricked device (disconnect the power plug)
  • Press and keep pressed the reset button on the back
  • Connect the power back (while keeping pressed the reset button)
  • After 10 seconds, release the reset button
  • USB led should be ON.
  • Connect the WAN port of the router to your PC (Maybe you can use another LAN port, maybe not. Just use the WAN port )
  • The WAN led should light up.
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Timelines ni za kitambo, in the 90s. It’s been covered quite widely by the Business Daily.

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/1-238-borrowers-join-interest-rates-battle-against-banks/-/539552/2423404/-/vd6u3h/-/index.html

http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Court-opens-door-for-millions-to-join-cost-of-bank-loans-suit-/-/539546/2361858/-/mdo0xy/-/index.html

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lemme try this, i it doesn’t work am gonna give this router one kick in the ass and take it back as a gift to the nearest person i meet.

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:mad: for giving me hope! I had already picked 3 shops in upper CBD that I was gonna loot!