Reading from previous thread(s)...
- It would be quite difficult when others post WIki articles and forum postings with instructions; and you ignore them (in fact, you completely abandoned a thread)
- It's hard when you refuse to follow Wiki articles that do exist
- It's difficult when most tutorials are written for Linux; and you refuse to acknowledge their validity because you want Windows instructions (I guess this is the "too technical" part of your statement)
- When you preferred Windows instructions, you stated multiple times that no one answered you; nor told you what steps to perform - that seems very disingenuous
- When you were given Windows instructions, they were ignored too
- In one thread, you did not provide information needed to assist you
- In addition, no Wiki link was actually provided to you showing the configs you inquired about (that's not your fault)
First time I ever heard of such a thing. You may have had better luck using a more precise term; or even asking the community (hence the Cron link provided). And as it's been noted, it's not advised to reboot your router; but to identify and solve the problem warranting a need to reboot. 
Then use the web GUI:
For example, it took me years to understand OpenWrt wireless bridging on a Broadcom WiFi chip (which doesn't work - I've posted threads on that struggle)...had I asked in the forum, it would have took me 15 minutes. That's just food for thought... 
What section, what page, what setup...was this an installed LuCI app or built-in?
(You haven't actually asked yet.)
Lastly, please pick either @redsoviet or @heavenswarmth - it's confusing when you reappear again using another account. This also might be why you abandoned the thread - since you received no notification(s).
