What's going on when 192.168.0.1 can't be accessed?

The reasons why 192.168.0.1 cannot be entered: 1. The TCP/IP properties of the computer used to set up the router are incorrectly set; 2. There is a conflict between the MODEM settings and the default settings of the router; 3. The LAN network is the same; 4. A proxy server is set up in the browser; 5. The computer where the router is set up uses multiple network cards.

The operating environment of this tutorial: Windows 7 system, Dell G3 computer.

192.168.0.1 What's the matter if I can't get in?

The reasons why the router login address cannot be entered are usually the following:

1. The TCP/IP properties of the computer used to set up the router are incorrectly set;

　2. The TCP/IP settings of the computer used to set up the router are correct, and the router is connected to ADSL MODEM. Since the MODEM settings conflict with the default settings of the router, the router's settings page cannot be entered;

　3. The router is used in the existing network. This network is the 192.168.1.0 network segment, which is the same as the router's LAN network;

　4. A proxy server is set up in the browser;

　5. Set up the router My computer uses multiple network cards, and the TCP/IP settings of the network card are incorrect;

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