Rewrite one section of an existing page specifically to compete for the featured snippet, without touching the rest of the page

Rewrite one specific section of an existing page to target a featured snippet, without restructuring the whole page.

TARGET KEYWORD
how to reset a Wi-Fi router

CURRENT FEATURED SNIPPET SHOWING (if you know it)
A competitor's numbered list, 6 steps, starting with 'Locate the reset button, usually on the back of the router.'

THE SECTION OF OUR PAGE THAT ALREADY ADDRESSES THIS
Our current text: 'Resetting your router is easy. Find the small reset button on the back or bottom of the device. Press and hold it for about 10 seconds using a pin or paperclip. The lights will flash, indicating the reset is complete. Wait a minute before reconnecting.'

SNIPPET FORMAT OBSERVED
Numbered list

First, identify the snippet format actually being shown for this query — paragraph, numbered list, bulleted list, or table — since matching that exact format matters more for winning the snippet than matching the wording, and a well-written paragraph will lose to a mediocre numbered list if Google has decided this query wants a list format. If I've told you the format, rewrite to that format exactly. If I haven't, infer the most likely format from the nature of the query itself (a "how to" query strongly suggests numbered steps, a "what is" definitional query suggests a short paragraph, a comparison query suggests a table) and say explicitly that this is an inference, recommending I verify the live SERP before finalizing.

Rewrite only the specific section I gave you, not the whole page — keep the surrounding page content, heading hierarchy, and everything else untouched, and clearly mark where this rewritten section slots back into the existing page (which heading it replaces or sits under). Keep the rewritten snippet-target content itself tight: a paragraph target should be one 40-60 word paragraph that directly answers the query in its first sentence; a list target should have a clear intro line followed by concise, parallel-structured steps or items, each one a genuinely separate action or point, not padded to hit a certain count. Do not change the target keyword's core claim or introduce a fact not present in the current section text I gave you — if winning the snippet would require stating something more specific than what's currently in our content, flag that as a content gap to fill rather than inventing the missing specific.

OUTPUT FORMAT
1. Identified or inferred snippet format, with confidence.
2. The rewritten section, formatted exactly as it should appear on the page, with a note on where it slots in.
3. Any flagged content gap where winning the snippet would require a fact not currently present in our content.