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jorifree
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How do I turn off wi-fi

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Anonymous
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Hi @jorifree,

 

You can turn off the Wi-Fi using the Wi-Fi button. Please see attached image below.

 

Archer-VR1600v.jpg

 

For more details about Archer-VR1600v you can visit this link.


Let me know should you require further assistance.

 

Cheers!

 

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orbistat
Level 8

Hi @jorifree The simple way is to push the WLAN or WiFi button for about a second. On a Huawei HG659 it's on the right hand side, on a TP-Link VR1600v it's located on the top.

To switch it back on simply push the same button, the LED's on the front of the router will show either green for enabled or be unlit for disabled. If you need more help let us know.

 

jorifree
Level 2

Thanks. Am I right that on the 'TP-Link VR1600v' it's the green WAN that goes off? Also will it revert to Wi-Fi, when the power goes off?

Anonymous
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Hi @jorifree,


I ran initial tests on your service and it shows connected for 1week 2d 13h 1m. Does the service get disconnected when the WAN light went off?

I highly recommend to turn off the modem/router for 2-3mins and turn it back on, by doing this all hardware functions of the modem/router will also refresh the connection of your service to our network.

 

Tell me how it will go.

 

Cheers!

jorifree
Level 2

Thankyou for your quick response, my excuse the hot water blew up & I haven't been able to get to the computer.

Through the water, my router was turned off a long time. Now the lights, Pwr (on) - DSL (on) - Internet (on) - 2.4G(on) - 5G (on) - WPS (off) - Ph1 (on) - Ph2 (off) - WAN (off) - LAN1 (off) - LAN2 (off) - LAN3 (on) - LAN4 (on) - USB (off). No, the service doesn't get disconnected when the WAN light goes off, I've got nothing that uses Wi-Fi so I don't want it on. Thanks. 

Anonymous
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Hi @jorifree,

 

You can turn off the Wi-Fi using the Wi-Fi button. Please see attached image below.

 

Archer-VR1600v.jpg

 

For more details about Archer-VR1600v you can visit this link.


Let me know should you require further assistance.

 

Cheers!