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The Graveyard - Products No Longer Supported => Routers / COVR => DIR-655 => Topic started by: dglasser on January 18, 2012, 05:37:08 PM
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I have a DIR-655 (HW rev A2) that has worked mostly fine for a long time. Today I decided to do a firmware upgrade, and in preparation I backed up my custom config settings and did a hard reset via the factory reset button on the back of the unit.
Since then, the unit itself has been inaccessible from my computer. If I connect the DIR-655 and a PC with a network cable, the appropriate light goes on on the front of the router, but the client does not lease an IP address from the router and I can't access the router home page at 192.168.0.1.
I have tried the reset button again and also power-cycled multiple times, and I have tried connecting from multiple computers, all with the same unsuccessful results. Any suggestions for how to "un-brick" the device?
Thanks.
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Try the Recovery process listed in the FW update sticky. I would go back to the version of FW you had on it before you tried to upgrade.
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Thanks very much for the prompt response. I followed the detailed steps three times but the router's power light comes on as solid blue (as usual), not amber or flashing. I held it in for about 15 seconds; was that long enough?
Also, just to clarify, this problem occurred prior to the firmware upgrade. I was still running 1.32NA, as I have been for a while.
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Thanks. I tried this too, but no matter how long (up to a two minutes) I hold in the reset button and how many times I press it, the power light seems to stay on.
Is this supposed to work with Rev. A2 hardware?
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I would get the router into RMA. Seems like the router wont recover from this condition and your wasting efforts to get it going again.