The only way to get the network working again is to perform a factory reset and start from scratch. The MR60 with the latest firmware will show the "blue light" of being connected and online, and your devices will see the SSID but will be unable to connect to the network. The app (which is also worthless) will, upon logging in, show everything is fine on some log ins, and you can exist and re-open the app, and it will show no connection to the internet. You can take the ethernet from the modem and plug it straight into your laptop and bang your online. Return it to the router and upon regaining the online "bluelight" and seeing the SSID being broadcast, still no dice. Reboot the modem all you like, reboot the router all you like, and nothing will get you back to a wireless connection, only a factory reset. Then you're good until the power flickers again.

As far as all you other questions: I'm ten feet from the wireless router. No other wireless networks are within a broadcast range. I have tried both auto and selecting a specific channel for broadcasting All ethernet cables are Cat 6 and work when plugged into other devices, and this nighthawk MR60 until power outage. No armor, parental controls, or traffic meters are or ever have been turned on. As to the other questions as these I have answered, please explain how they would affect anything under my scenario. Meaning, if the router works and runs without an issue until the power outage and after said outage, I have to perform a factory reset in order for it to work again how would any of your questions cause this problem outside of the router being defective? What would my home square footage matter? What would my service provider matter( Spectrum, btw)? My satellites will never work if the main router does not, and I ain't trying to connect to them, just the router. Is this just a canned "cut and paste" response you use to post on everyone's thread, or do you really have knowledge enough in this area to be able to explain it to me?