TP-Link ID don't add router
After factory reset don't bind TP-Link ID, i am using one account
You cannot log in to this router since you are not a manager of it. Please ask the owner to add you to the managers list.
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Since you are in the UA you might want to repost this on our global commuity because this one is for US customers. That community link is located here. But this being a general question we can give a general reponse that isn't region based.
When you physically reset the router you are back to the default admin credentials. These are printed on the label on the bottom of the router, usually admin/admin. Once you are in the router you can customize these as well as bind the router to a TP-Link ID. Binding does not block local access with the admin credential though. on the log in screen you can switch between the two but a button on the lower right corner.
One thing that can block access is if you limit what MAC addresses can access the management page. This can be affected if your device like an iphone, has private Wi-Fi address enabled. What this feature does is MAC spoofs your phones MAC address, which can cause access issues.
You can also try to access via the Tether app.
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@Carl
vendor_name:TP-Link
product_name:Archer AX10
device_name:Wireless Router Archer AX10
language:US
country:DE
product_ver:1.20
hw_ver:00000002
product_id:15000120
special_id:45550000
hw_id:FCE67D95B4E716688D2BCD2DAAFBBB21
oem_id:E3ADDF58084499D8B70C94B34A822B41
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Yeah that is not something I am familiar with. Since it does appear that you are outside the US I would suggest our Global support at support@tp-link.com they will really be the best source for helping you resolve this.
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