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The most common error code 401 appears when a user tries to open a webpage which will not load until and unless you enter a correct user ID and password. "Authorization required" is the message that gets displayed when you enter wrong credentials to the login page of Netgear router. Error 401 is an http error code that is used by several websites to present an error. There are some solutions recommended by our Netgear Technical Support users to follow. Using those simple steps, you can troubleshoot the error by yourself. Those methods are listed below.   Technique 1 : Check for any general hardware error At first you should check whether the device address is correct or not. Because while writing the URL, there's enough chance of some sort of action. Technique 2 : Use a valid URL Go to the home page of the site and the link teams named "Safe access and login page". Once you find the link, enter the appropriate credentials into it. If you don't have any cred

You may need to choose some advanced troubleshooting steps.  Resetting the Netgear router to factory settings can be done with a soft reset using the web interface, hard reset and using the WPS button. Troubleshooting  Steps to Reset a Netgear Router  Soft restart Connect the Netgear router to the computer via an Ethernet cable. Open a web browser and type routerlogin.net or router login. in the address box. You can also enter the default IP addresses 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.0.1 and then press Enter. Once you have successfully entered into the router login setup, go to the maintenance section. After that, go to the backup settings option. Now wipe all backup settings to return your router to its factory default. Once you have finished resetting your Netgear router, don't forget to restart your router by going to the Maintenance section and clicking on the Diagnostic option, then finally click on the Restart Now button. Scratch off after restarting for a few minutes and now you'