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Home » Technical » Computing » Reset Mikrotik using reset button
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Reset Mikrotik using reset button

by admin|Published November 23, 2020

  • Unplug your device from the power
  • Press and hold the reset button and apply the power
  • When LED starts flashing, release the button

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