@axe hi, I think I'm having the same problem - did you manage to fix this?

@Kevin_Z Thanks for replying!

In my panic yesterday, I simply reset to factory settings again, and when things booted back up I was able to see all the lights I needed. Everything has been working fine today, so cross your fingers!

But, just in case it helps: I purchased this router last year. It was setup in my (new) apartment when my internet provider, WaveG, sent someone to connect us - but I wasn't home at the time. He took it out of the box, and whatever he did has lasted us for over a year. My roommate was afraid that she was having security issues because we didn't have the settings secure enough, so she had recently done stuff to update firmware or something and also did a factory reset in the process. I think immediately after that was fine, but the next day she restarted the router because she was still having some issues - and that's when the real problems for all of us started happening. I didn't exactly follow those steps on the troubleshoot - best I could do was press the wps/wifi button, which did nothing.

The end of the story is that another factory reset helped!

Best,

Laurel