Gargoyle Forum

Instructions are right on this site including the file to download and flash back onto your router to go back to stock. The link is included. Reverting to original firmware instructions are at the bottom half of the page.

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/dok ... l-wr1043nd

Just use the routers standard firmware update page.

I would not recommend version 1.1.6 on that router as I have it on mine and it is way to slow, often freezing up and I can not seem to flash it to any other firmware. (Could say it is partially bricked). You may want to use V.1.5.6 or V1.4.7. Here is a link to something similar. https://www.gargoyle...

I would go to the DD-Wrt router data base at the bellow address that I have included. From there search "1043" and your TP Link router will come up. Click it and from there you can download the "back to stock" firmware that takes you from DD-Wrt to stock. At this time you can now...

Nice! I have to ask do you have that on battery backup (UPS) or just stable power grid. I am lucky if my power doesn't at least flicker once per month.

I have installed Gargoyle 1.6.0 on a Linksys WRT-54GL and it is very slow. I have now noticed I should not have installed this version but it is too late. I have tried downgrading to a lower version, tried to switch to DD-Wrt, Tomato and the Stock firmware, none of which seem to take. I have tried t...

Instructions are right on this site including the file to download and flash back onto your router to go back to stock. The link is included. Reverting to original firmware instructions are at the bottom half of the page.

http://www.gargoyle-router.com/wiki/dok ... l-wr1043nd

Just a note that the 30-30-30 second hard reset has no effect on routers running Gargoyle/OpenWrt firmware. That only works for DD-Wrt, Tomato etc...