How to Fix LED Light Blinking on TP-Link Router | TP-Link Router Troubleshooting–Step-by-Step Guide!
1How to Fix LED Light Blinking on TP-Link Router | TP-Link Router Troubleshooting–Step-by-Step Guide!
If the LED lights on your TP-Link router are blinking, it can indicate various states or issues. Here’s a step-by-step guide to identify and fix the problem:
The LED lights on a TP-Link router indicate its status and functionality. Here's what different blinking patterns typically mean for TP-Link routers:
1. Power LED
Solid Light: Router is powered on and functioning normally.
Blinking: Firmware update in progress or the router is starting up.
Off: Router is powered off or there’s a power issue.
2. Internet (Globe) LED
Solid Light: Successfully connected to the internet.
Blinking:
Active data transfer (normal behavior).
May also indicate a connection issue (intermittent connectivity).
Off: No internet connection.
3. Wi-Fi (Wireless) LED
Solid Light: Wireless network is active.
Blinking: Devices are transmitting data over the Wi-Fi network (normal).
Off: Wi-Fi is disabled.
4. LAN (Ethernet) LED
Solid Light: A device is connected to a LAN port.
Blinking: Data is being transmitted or received (normal).
Off: No device connected or no data transmission.
5. WPS LED
Blinking:
Router is in WPS pairing mode (waiting for a device to connect).
If blinking for too long, pairing may have failed.
Off: WPS is not active.
6. USB LED (if available)
Solid Light: USB device is connected and recognized.
Blinking: Data transfer in progress.
Off: No USB device connected.
7. System/Status LED (Single LED models)
Slow Blinking: Router is starting up.
Fast Blinking: Firmware upgrade or reset in progress.
Off: Router is powered off or in failure state.
8. WAN/DSL LED (for Modem Routers)
Solid Light: DSL connection is established.
Blinking: Attempting to establish a DSL connection.
Off: No DSL cable connected or DSL connection lost.
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00:00 Intro
00:13 Method No. 1
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00:56 Method No. 3
01:17 Method No. 4
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