Zte Mc801a Hidden Menu ((full))

When accessing the ZTE MC801A hidden menu, it's essential to exercise caution and follow these tips:

While viewing menus is safe, changing deep NVRAM settings via debug tools may void your warranty.

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Once inside, you'll see several tabs. Here’s what each one does:

Once inside, you’ll see options like:

The ZTE MC801A (also sold under some ISP-specific brands) is a modern fixed wireless gateway that combines 4G/5G connectivity with Ethernet/Wi‑Fi distribution for homes and small offices. Like many consumer gateways, it includes a hidden or service menu intended for technicians that exposes diagnostic information, advanced settings, and tools not visible in the regular user interface. This post explains how to access that menu, what you'll typically find there, and safe, practical uses — plus precautions to avoid disrupting your connection.

Under the or "Lock Band" submenu, you can disable automatic band switching. This is incredibly useful if your router keeps falling back to a slow 4G band.