How To Fix TP-Link Router Limited Connection?

Check whether you have properly connected the modem and router.

Make sure you have not set any limitation to the number of devices that can be connected at a time to the router. If so, remove the connection restriction and check if the issue has been resolved.

Make sure that the wireless network connection is set correctly to obtain the IP address automatically.

Press the Windows and R buttons together to launch the Run dialog box.

Type cmd in the Search section and click on the OK button.

In the Command Prompt window, enter ipconfig and hit the Enter key.

You can find the IP address of the TP-Link router in the Default Gateway section.

If you find that the IP address is 169.254.xxx.xxx, renew your IP address.

Type ipconfig-renew in the Command Prompt window to get the proper IP address.

Make sure that the device you are connecting to the Wi-Fi network is within the range of the router.

Follow these steps to fix the Tp-link router limited connection.

If you don’t get the range, you can use a Wi-Fi extender.
If the issue persists, forget the network and reconnect to your wireless network.
Restart your computer, router, and modem and check whether you are able to access the internet.
If there are any issues with the Internet Service Provider, call the ISP and fix it.
Try connecting your modem directly to your computer and verify whether the limited connection issues appear again.
If the error does not appear while connecting to the modem directly, there are no issues with the ISP.
If you have connected your computer via LAN connection, make sure that the Ethernet cable connecting the modem and computer is not defective.
Try connecting the router directly to your computer if you have connected via a hub or switch.
Now, reboot your TP-Link router to resolve the limited connectivity issue.

If you need a remote assistance to fix the Tp-link router limited connection. Click the call button available on the screen.