Post by Admin on Aug 5, 2017 19:52:40 GMT -6
Your Netmaster is set to Automatic time by default. So that means it relies on your router and modem to feed it the correct time.
If your router or modem has recently rebooted itself or lost connection, the time can be wrong and it will send the netmaster the wrong date.
Steps to Fix
1) If your modem and router are both on and booted fully, then simply go to the time and date settings on your Netmaster, toggle the automatic time off then back on to refresh its date/time.
2) If Step 1 doesn't work, reboot your router and modem and box. Then turn on the modem first, then after it boots turn on the router, then after it boots turn on the Netmaster.
After it is fixed you can disable Automatic time if you wish and manually enter it, that way it will no longer request the information from the modema nd router.
If your router or modem has recently rebooted itself or lost connection, the time can be wrong and it will send the netmaster the wrong date.
Steps to Fix
1) If your modem and router are both on and booted fully, then simply go to the time and date settings on your Netmaster, toggle the automatic time off then back on to refresh its date/time.
2) If Step 1 doesn't work, reboot your router and modem and box. Then turn on the modem first, then after it boots turn on the router, then after it boots turn on the Netmaster.
After it is fixed you can disable Automatic time if you wish and manually enter it, that way it will no longer request the information from the modema nd router.