No, you're wrong this is not for all routers and all ISP service types.
First of all you unplug then plug in your modem not the router.
Second of all this is ONLY if you have a dynamic not static IP
ONLY WAY TO CHANGE YOUR IP:
If you have a static IP you're not going to be able to do this
If your IP is dynamic then goto CMD and type ipconfig/ all look for default gateway
For me it's 192.168.1.1 go there and it will bring up your router configuration (You must know the login info)
Login then look for mac address, if you find it then you will see a long value of numbers and letters. Change one value from range 1-10 A-G then save and unplug your modem for 30 seconds then re-power it. You're good to go!
You just cloned your mac address so when you reboot your modem it must re-assign the server you're are on.
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