Have you tried to login to the Flying Voice G801 router and are unable to do so. You may need to reset the Flying Voice G801 router.
Due to the overuse of the word reset you may not know exactly what a reset is. Router manufacturers and guide writers tend to use this word to mean a factory restore and a reboot all at the same time. In this guide when I use the word reset I am only referring to a factory restore of all settings. I will also use the word reboot to mean a cycle in the power to the unit. A reboot does not change any settings.
Warning: A factory reset is a big step and should not be taken lightly. Some of the settings that will be changed when you reset the Flying Voice G801 router are:
- The router's main username and password.
- The Internet information such as network name and password.
- Do you have a DSL router? If so you need to re-enter the ISP or Internet Service Provider username and password. Call your local ISP for the details.
- Any other settings such as port forwards, IP addresses, DNS settings, etc. will need to be reconfigured after the reset is complete.
Other Flying Voice G801 Guides
This is the reset router guide for the Flying Voice G801. We also have the following guides for the same router:
- Flying Voice G801 - Setup WiFi on the Flying Voice G801
- Flying Voice G801 - How to change the IP Address on a Flying Voice G801 router
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 Login Instructions
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 User Manual
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 Screenshots
- Flying Voice G801 - Information About the Flying Voice G801 Router
Reset the Flying Voice G801
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Do you know where the reset button is located on the outside of the Flying Voice G801 router? Below is an image of the back panel. I have circled the reset button in red for you.
With the Flying Voice G801 router turned on, take a straightened paperclip or pen and press down on the reset button for about 10 seconds. This begins the reset process. If you don't hold this reset button down for the entire amount of time you may end up rebooting the device instead of resetting it like you intended.
Don't forget that this reset is going to erase every single setting you have ever changed on the Flying Voice G801 router in the past. We strongly recommend trying other methods of troubleshooting before deciding a reset is your best option.
Login to the Flying Voice G801
Now that you've reset your Flying Voice G801 router you'll need to log into it. This is done by using the factory default username and password. We have these provided for your use in our Login Guide.
Tip: Defaults not logging you in? It might be because the reset button wasn't held down for long enough.
Change Your Password
After you've logged into your router we recommend setting a new password for it. This can be anything you want it to be, however keep in mind that a strong password is 14-20 characters in length and includes no personal information. For more help be sure to check out our Choosing a Strong Password Guide.
Tip: Avoid losing your new password by writing it on a sticky note and attaching it to the bottom of your router.
Setup WiFi on the Flying Voice G801
You can now begin the reconfiguration of your router. The list you created before you reset the Flying Voice G801 router will come in handy here. Don't forget to include the WiFi settings. If you would like a guide on the topic we have the How to Setup WiFi on the Flying Voice G801 page.
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Flying Voice G801 Help
Be sure to check out our other Flying Voice G801 info that you might be interested in.
This is the reset router guide for the Flying Voice G801. We also have the following guides for the same router:
- Flying Voice G801 - Setup WiFi on the Flying Voice G801
- Flying Voice G801 - How to change the IP Address on a Flying Voice G801 router
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 Login Instructions
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 User Manual
- Flying Voice G801 - Flying Voice G801 Screenshots
- Flying Voice G801 - Information About the Flying Voice G801 Router