TP-Link TL-WR841N Setup and Full Configuration

TP-Link TL-WR841N Setup Step by Step Tutorial. TP-Link TL-WR841N 300Mbps Wireless Router Setup and Full Configuration.
TP-Link Router Setup TL-WR841N Wireless Router. TP-Link TL-WR841N Configuration Easy Method. How to Setup your TP-Link TL-WR841N Wireless Router Step by Step Tutorial. If you want to Setup your TP-Link TL-WR841N wifi router, this video is for you.
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[@elijahnakamura8471]

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[@WiFiRemon]

You're very welcome!

[@mitali5356]

This video helped me more for changing PASSWORD. Thanks a lot.

[@WiFiRemon]

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[@shovajannat1093]

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[@Dr.TanmoyRoy]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@bellamadrid5266]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@johnage9367]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@araf8476]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@hshs1292]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@agelualofa]

Thank you for this my brother

[@WiFiRemon]

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[@latakaniz8234]

Very helpful video ☺️

[@WiFiRemon]

I'm so glad!

[@Ohh_Is_That_Sooo...]

Is there a way to set up a used model i bought from a garage sale? I factory reset the device but it still rewuires a password when the log-in screen? 😭

[@farhanakazi7996]

Thanks for your information

[@WiFiRemon]

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[@rishameheg6782]

Well said just love it

[@WiFiRemon]

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[@samurai-pn6uq]

I cannot reset my tplick same model as yours, its show lock symbol in led

[@fetemaridhi2817]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@WiFiRemon]

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[@kumkum2584]

Good job👍

[@WiFiRemon]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@likikush1092]

And can we use the tp link even If its not connected to your router ?? I mean after that we set up

[@didanidavid7818]

Have you found this out bc I was wondering the same thing?

[@Karim_rasbey16]

Hello brother ,can i do it on the phone instead of computer?😊

[@user-bm6eo7fc1q]

How to change the frequency to 5 GHz in this router❤❤

[@WiFiRemon]

Not possible

[@Dianka445]

Is it possible not to configure from the browser and still use the TP-Link based on what you plug in?

[@WiFiRemon]

While some limited functionality may work out-of-the-box, here's why you'll generally need some configuration for a TP-Link router: 1. Basic Internet Access: Modem Connection: If your internet connection requires a modem, the TP-Link router needs to have your ISP's login credentials (username and password) for things like PPPoE connections. Choosing Router Mode: Some TP-Link devices can be used as a router or access point. You'll likely need to choose the proper mode for your network setup. 2. Essential Security: Setting an Admin Password: The default login details are easy to find. You'll want to change these for security reasons immediately. Wireless Security: A TP-Link router might broadcast an open Wi-Fi network out of the box. You MUST setup a Wi-Fi name (SSID) and password for privacy and to prevent unauthorized access. 3. Advanced Features: Port Forwarding: If you want to run servers (game servers, web servers, etc.) accessible from the outside, port forwarding requires configuration. Quality of Service (QoS): If you're managing network traffic for gaming, streaming, etc., you'll configure this in the settings. Guest Networks: Setting up a separate network for guests requires configuration. Parental Controls: Any feature related to content filtering or time restrictions requires setup. The Tether App: The TP-Link Tether app (available for Android and iOS) offers some simplified setup and management, but you'll still need to perform basic configuration for security purposes. While plugging in a TP-Link router may provide some very basic connectivity, to ensure security and access to the full range of features, configuring the router is essential.

[@kostas666lelapas3]

I have not access by cable and the tether app cant find it.what should i do?

[@raymangomez4401]

Hello Sir. My TP Link wr841n doesnt have the "operation mode" feature. Any comments? Thanks!

[@WiFiRemon]

Hi, How Do You Feel Today? Your Tp-Link wr841n doesn't have the "operation mode" feature. Because your router firmware is an old version. Some models have multiple hardware versions. Please verify the hardware version of your device. When upgrading uses only firmware for the same hardware version. Please find out the correct hardware version. Download the latest firmware for your router TL-WR841N(US)_V14_210203. Download the latest firmware version for your device. Go to the download center for your Region on the TP-Link website. Then, select the appropriate drop downs for your TP-Link product. Choose the corresponding hardware version, and click on Firmware. A list of available firmware will be displayed. Unzip/extract the Firmware from the downloaded ZIP file. Login to the TP-Link router’s web management page. Click on System Tools-Firmware Upgrade (or Firmware); click on Browse/Choose File to find the extracted firmware file and click open. Click the Upgrade button. The device will reboot automatically after the upgrade has been finished. Click Status, and check if the router’s firmware has been upgraded. Some firmware updates will restore your router to factory settings. If this is the case run the Quick Setup Wizard to reconfigure your TP-Link router.

[@raymangomez4401]

@@WiFiRemon Actually i feed sad about my router. Thank you very much for your expert opinion. I will revert back to you soon. Thanks!!

[@emmahue424]

When there is tp-link, will it affect the signal strength of the main provider?

[@WiFiRemon]

Yes

[@ahmadabomohanad7285]

Is this router good?

[@WiFiRemon]

🤔

[@notrockstar1]

Hey can you help me pls ? So im gonna to setup this but i dont have a router on my house my neighbor agreed to using his internet , there is anyway to connect to his wifi without connecting an ethernet cable ?

[@kostas666lelapas3]

Im trying with the tether app but cant find the device

[@satishyadav29]

I'm not able to find WEP security mode in TP-LINK TL-WR841N, but In flipkart from where I have buyied this, In this discription I saw this feature, can you please confirm whether it has or not WEP security mode

[@WiFiRemon]

Hi, SATISH YADAV. WEP (Wired Equivalent Privacy) is the oldest and most common Wi-Fi security protocol. It was the privacy component established in IEEE 802.11, a set of technical standards that aimed to provide a wireless local area network (WLAN) with a comparable level of security to a wired local area network (LAN). WEP and WPA (along with WPA2) are named for different encryption tools used to secure your wireless connection. Encryption scrambles the network connection so that no one can “listen in” to it and look at which web pages you are viewing, for example. WEP stands for Wired Equivalent Privacy, and WPA stands for Wireless Protected Access. WPA2 is the second version of the WPA standard. Using some encryption is always better than using none, but WEP is the least secure of these standards, and you should not use it if you can avoid it. WPA2 is the most secure of the three. If your wireless card and router support WPA2, that is what you should use when setting up your wireless network.

[@WeirdyKatz]

Hi - is it normal for the 2nd button to be just orange?

[@WiFiRemon]

Hi, Thank you for your valuable comments. According to TP-Link we can see the Internet light on the router be orange. It indicates that the Internet port is connected, but that there is a problem connecting to the ISP. This can be caused if your ISP is having some problems or is working on the network. Sometimes, the router settings get messed up.

[@aaronrai7478]

it says the cable is unplagged bifore continuing please make sure the cable of the wan port i connected to your device

[@WiFiRemon]

If you see a red message “WAN Port is unplugged” on the status page of the router, that means the modem is NOT plugged into the WAN Port of the router properly. Please plug it in and make sure the red message will be gone.

[@varunsingh65050]

Can we connect two router from one wifi lane?

[@WiFiRemon]

With the bridge mode, we can connect 2 or more wireless routers/ LANs together via wireless, and we can also connect the TP-Link wireless router to wireless access point by using the bridge mode. In order to connect them with bridge mode, all of the wireless routers must support this feature and configured to work on bridge mode.

[@bagacinajoey9297]

can it be connected to Android phones?

[@WiFiRemon]

Of course!

[@farhad6365]

i am providing the username and password given by my isp in the pppoe field but it is saying the password or username is incorrect. but when i connect the lan cable from my isp directly to my pc lan then it is successfully logged in by the same user name and password.... please help...

[@WiFiRemon]

There are a couple of reasons why your router might not be accepting the PPPoE username and password, even though they work directly on your PC. Here are some things to check: MAC Address Cloning: Some ISPs authenticate based on the device's MAC address (Media Access Control address). Your router might have a different MAC address than your computer. Try enabling MAC address cloning in your router settings. This will copy your computer's MAC address to the router, potentially solving the authentication issue. Incorrect Settings: Double-check that you've entered the username and password correctly in the router's PPPoE configuration. Typos are a common cause of authentication failures. Router Firmware: Outdated router firmware can sometimes cause connection problems. Check your router's manufacturer's website for any available firmware updates and install them if necessary. ISP Issue: In rare cases, there might be a temporary issue on your ISP's end. If the above solutions don't work, it's worth contacting your ISP's customer support to see if they can identify any problems on their network. Please let me know if you need any further assistance.

[@farhad6365]

@@WiFiRemon thankyou brother. Mac cloning worked...

[@WiFiRemon]

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[@araf7361]

Well said,,, Keep it up

[@WiFiRemon]

Thanks for Watching!