You should be at the exact page you need to be for uploading DD-WRT.When prompted for a username and password enter in admin for both username and password then click on OK.Type this url exactly how it appears below into your browser address bar:ġ92.168.1.1/Advanced_FirmwareUpgrade_Content.asp It will take you directly to the Asus firmware upgrade page. We only want to input the url below in the address bar. Disregard any other pages that may have pulled up in your Internet Browser about configuring the router (if they appear).(In years past you could only use Internet Explorer for this process BUT since about 2013 I have also successfully used Firefox. Wait about 20 seconds so your computer will pull an IP address from the router. Plug a network cable from your computer into one of the four yellow LAN ports on the back of the router.That’s how you know it’s up and running and ready to begin. Make sure you see the power light and Wireless light on. dd-wrt.v24-14929_NEWD-2_K2.6_big.bin (check out my note on this version at the end of these instructions).Download these two files below by clicking on them and saving them to the computer which will be used to Flash the router.Yes, there are over 20 steps BUT if you want to do this quickly without reading all the steps just follow the text within each step in BOLD. Flashing DD-WRT on the Asus RT-N16 (The Easy Way) Keep in mind that I was a technical writer in a previous life. I haven’t had an issue with a single one. As of when I posted this article I have used the process below to flash DD-WRT on over 10 routers in the past year. There are several How-To’s out there for flashing DD-WRT on the Asus RT-N16 and I’m going to show you the easiest BY FAR! (This doesn’t mean it’s the shortest but it is the easiest that I know of.) Some of the tutorials online for flashing DD-WRT can be pretty lengthy and confusing. This process is often referred to as “Flashing the firmware”. Asus RT-N16If you want to use DD-WRT on your Asus RT-N16 the first thing you have to do is install the firmware.
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