I also do things that cause disconnects. It is not only reboot and reset that disconnect you. Usually involves an ip address change on the interface you are on, or a firewall setting. If the setting was wrong, and since all my routers are remote, it also involves some swearing and a drive in the car. 
ADD: And I think the answer is “ok”, but I have not yet tried the jumper reset. And now that I think about it, and with all the testing I do, I find that fact amazing.
ha ha;
ok so i clicked ok,
1st thing i do is?
open ‘new terminal’ ?
the logo still does not apprear, and i keep getting disconnected, after loggin in.
Could the board be faulty?
Or could a firmware update help?
It will be like starting from new. You will probably want to connect with WinBox like the router was new. All ips, routes, firewall, nat settings are gone. admin password may still be there.
correct.
Its clean. there no settings and the ones that are there are defualt, like the interfaces.
Both wifi cards are disabled.
One weird thing. if i right click on the top bar you can add ‘cpu’ ‘memory’ ‘uptime’ i did that before like when i 1st got it and it showed me the mem, now they are all just 000
I don’t know about WinBox. I am a ssh kinda guy. 
Might want to look at “/system resource” (it should be tabbed in WinBox in about the same order as the terminal). See what those settings say.
ok. i got terminal working
and i typed in that code you told me to do earlier:
"
Bridge:
/int bridge
add name=bridge1
/int bridge port
add interface=wlan1 bridge=bridge1
add interface=wlan2 bridge=bridge1
/ip address
add address=xx.xx.xx.xx/yy interface=bridge1
"
now what do i do.
i made the ip:
192.168.1.30/24
and what is the /yy for?
That is the designation widely accepted as the netmask. It needs to be entered in most settings. The xx.xx.xx.xx is the ip, the /yy is the netmask.
When I use these as a bridge, I assign two ip nets to the ap-bridge side (internet side) interface (wlan1 on the other router?):
One is the ip range I will use for clients. Usually 192.168.x.x/24.
And the other I will use to control the bridge router. Usually 10.0.0.1/24
Then I assign 10.0.0.2/24 to the bridge (the one we are discussing). The 192.168.x.x net will be bridged right on through the router (forward). The 10.0.0.x net stops at the router (input). That is the ip (10.0.0.2) you will use to communicate with the bridged router.
so i must ad a gateway under ip/routes and then enable the wireless cards.
I gather most of Mikrotik’s setting up is NOT GUI based.
what code do i use to add a GATEWAY ip to my bridge1?
Actually, I believe most use the WinBox application to set up the routers. I am just an “old guy”, and it is a habit from the “Old Days”.
Like I said, WinBox order is about the same as the command line. The “Home page” should offer selections like “IP”, “Interface”, and “System”, just like the first parameter of the command line.
If you select “Interface”, you should see selections like “Wireless”, “Ethernet”, and “Bridge”, just like the second parameter in the command line.
ADD: I see a second post.
/ip route
add gateway=10.0.0.1
when i go add gateway= i cant type in an ip address it wants an interface.
but in winbox. you can add a bridge but you cant tell it which 2 interfaces to bridge.
There should be a “port” tab under “/interface bridge”. That is where you add ports to the bridge.
/interface bridge port
add interface=wlan1 bridge=bridge1
add interface=wlan2 bridge=bridge1
This presumes you used “bridge1” as the name of the bridge. If not, edit to match your bridge name.
i have created the bridge and setup both wlan cards.
THe bridge shows activity. but i still cant access anything from the Wireless AP side (wlan2).
the add gateway wont allow me to enter an ip only a interface.
The forum server is responding really slow. 
If it is asking for an interface in the gateway, it must not have the correct ip/netmask assignment on the bridge. Insure the netmask is correct (/24?).
yes.
bridge1:
IP:192.168.1.30/24
Network:192.168.1.0
Broadcasr: 192.168.1.255
What ip set do your clients have? It isn’t 192.168.1.x/24, is it? You need another network to control the router. That is why I use the 10.0.0.x/24 ip set for control.
oh.
well the hosts have a dhcp server (running on the router)
and its is set to:
192.168.1.x
and the subnetmask is:
255.255.255.0
dont know where the /24 comes into play with the clients.
so if i change the bridges ip to 10.0.0.1 it will allow me to add gateway=xx.xx.xx.xx
If you change the ip/NETMASK to 10.0.0.2/24 on the bridge, it will take 10.0.0.1 as the gateway, and should not ask for an interface. Insure the wireless card in the router on the other side of this wireless connection is assigned 10.0.0.1/24 in addition to the 192.168.1.x/24 assignment.
but if i go to ip route (in winbox)
it has my bridge 1 ther with its ip bt under gateway and gateway interface there is nothing. and it dnt work.
Then it seems all you need to add the gateway now. If the ip/netmask is showing correctly in /ip route (it puts a route there by default so the router will know about that network), then you have it set right. Try to add a default gateway now. If it asks for an interface, use bridge1