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[Solved] ROUTER ZTE MF910: No Wi-Fi Connection, Only USB Works, Troubleshooting Tips & Factory Reset

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  • #1 16959092
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    Hello. I have a problem with the ZTE MF910 router. Namely, the Router works, it grabs the range, it connects to the network. But you can't connect to it via wi-fi, the phone, console, or the computer doesn't catch the router, only via a USB cable, you can connect to the Internet. I tried to remove the sim card, it did not help, I pressed the Reset button, it did not help, the factory reset did nothing. Anything else you can do? Is Router Down?
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  • #2 16959126
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Hello. Is the router visible to a laptop, phone or console on Wi-Fi? Wi-Fi is enabled on the router?
  • #3 16959150
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    Computer, phone or console cannot see the router. Wi-Fi starts automatically on this router. Just yesterday it flashed and today I do not want to connect to any device.
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    #4 16959184
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Contact the PLUS operator about the situation, is the fault on their side or is the router damaged?
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  • #5 16959199
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    After connecting the router via USB cable to the computer, the Internet works.
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    #6 16959225
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    Then do so, enter 192.168.0.1 in the search engine (you have the password on the bottom of the router) Try to configure Wi-Fi?
  • #7 16959511
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    And if the router is down, where should you take it? To GSM service?
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    #8 16959662
    Pedros050
    Level 43  
    No matter what service that deals with the repair of computers, routers, etc.
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    #9 17198106
    Tumek2000
    Level 10  
    Hey, I have a similar / identical / problem. I turned on the router and worked for a few minutes. I did not check how much electricity I have after starting and I had some meager remains. He fell due to a lack of electricity. I turned it on under the charger and since then I have no wifi. LTE connectivity works fine but wifi is down. I checked 2.4 and 5GHz and nothing. Factory resets and other such did not help. It looks like the Wi-Fi power amplifier has fallen.
    It looks like the same problem. Did you come up with something? Fix the problem?
  • #10 17198145
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    I solved the problem So that I bought a new router. I previously took the old one to the service center but they told me that the repair was PLN 200 so I gave it up.
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    #11 17198187
    Tumek2000
    Level 10  
    Half a year after the end of the warranty ... Poor. It's good that it still works as a cable modem. May I ask what did you buy? I looked around the market a bit, but nothing captivated me. When buying, I was still thinking about such a simple Huawei model. I tested both in the same location and the ZTE had poorer performance in terms of speed but won with a larger battery and runtime. After this burn, I'm reluctant to buy the same.
  • #12 17198195
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    I bought a stationary Huawei B593. I am satisfied.
  • #13 17951649
    Reaktor6
    Level 6  
    The router has landed on the site.

Topic summary

The ZTE MF910 router is experiencing issues where it connects to the network but does not allow Wi-Fi connections, only permitting USB connections for internet access. Users have attempted various troubleshooting steps, including removing the SIM card, performing a factory reset, and checking Wi-Fi settings, but these have not resolved the issue. Suggestions include contacting the service provider to determine if the problem lies with the router or the network. Some users have reported similar issues, with one indicating that the Wi-Fi functionality ceased after a power failure. Ultimately, one user resolved their issue by purchasing a new Huawei B593 router after deeming the repair costs for the ZTE MF910 too high.
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