Heads up if you have an Asus router, any make and model as far I know, you might suddenly find nothing is able to connect to it.
There is some sort of bug in the memory and firmware, doing buggy things.
Restarting does not work
Resetting the router can work.
Hard Factory resetting the router does work.
Reset + Firmware update also fixes the issue (and usually keeps all your settings and profiles intact).
Most Asus routers have a "reset" button you hold for ~30 seconds with the power on.
I have an Asus RT-AC66U-B1 that I did the Reset +Firmware update (I didn't have the latest) and it fixed the issue.
For me it was unable for any devices to see a Default Gateway. It was just blank looking at the command console "ipconfig" on my computer.
Not a Windows or connected device issue, so troubleshooting anything but the router won't help.
There is some sort of bug in the memory and firmware, doing buggy things.
Restarting does not work
Resetting the router can work.
Hard Factory resetting the router does work.
Reset + Firmware update also fixes the issue (and usually keeps all your settings and profiles intact).
Most Asus routers have a "reset" button you hold for ~30 seconds with the power on.
I have an Asus RT-AC66U-B1 that I did the Reset +Firmware update (I didn't have the latest) and it fixed the issue.
For me it was unable for any devices to see a Default Gateway. It was just blank looking at the command console "ipconfig" on my computer.
Not a Windows or connected device issue, so troubleshooting anything but the router won't help.