Any reason you have not called your ISPs help desk?
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To be fair, TalkTalk's help desk can be very hit and miss. But also it's also true that there's almost certainly nothing the OP can do about this.
Just noticed it's a TalkTalk router (and then felt sorry for the OP).
Their forum says the error is the router cannot log in to the network. Could be fried or an account problem (if not a general network outage). If the reset has deleted the account details they may need TT to help with the settings / password in any case.
Will stick to my original point and with them luck!
All we ask is for a tidbit of information regarding the model number, ISP type, etc to help others help you.
My hub did this, I called talk talk maintenance and when he arrive A week later he did the usual stuff and said the newer models have a problem in them that makes them stop working so he replaced it with a new one and it’s been working fine since.
hope this helps