It's likely that the DNS Hijacking Malware that has infected your machine is to blame for this problem. Your computer receives static main and secondary DNS settings from the router, which has an immediate impact on how you can reach the router at http://myrouter.local. To address this issue If you're having trouble accessing http://myrouter.local, take these steps:
Follow the Steps Below to Fix Unable to Access http://myrouter.local
Steps 1: First, open your computer and configure static DNS settings. Try to achieve this by selecting Open Network and Sharing Center from the context menu when you right-click the Network Connections icon in the system tray.
NOTE: This example uses a machine with Windows 10 as the operating system.
Steps: 2 Click Change adapter settings
Step 3: Use the Local Area Connection icon's right-click menu to select Properties.
NOTE: If your computer is wifi, use the right-click menu to select Properties from the Wi-Fi adapter icon.
Step 4: Tap Properties after selecting Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
Step 5: Make sure the option to use the following DNS server addresses is selected. Next, fill up the necessary fields in the Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS server fields.
NOTE: If you don't have a Linksys router, you can use the generic DNS values listed below.
Step 6: As a final step, check to see if your antivirus program is up to date and scan your computer for malware.
So these are the easy steps of http://myrouter.local access. If any help regarding Linksys router login then you can visit our website and also chat or call our expert team.