2 steps to change Linksys wifi password
If you find that your home Wi-Fi connection is slowing down recently, even if the charges are increasing for unknown reasons, then it is possible that your home Wi-Fi network has been stolen. The only solution is to quickly change your Wifi password. In the article below, we will guide you to change Linksys wifi password. Please consult.
If you unfortunately feel that the Wi-Fi connection in your home has recently been significantly slowed down, even if the charge is increased for unknown reasons, it is possible that your home Wi-Fi network has been "stolen". The only solution is to quickly change your Wifi password. In the article below, we will guide you to change Linksys wifi password. Please consult.
Step 1:
Visit the Linksys router administration page (default is 192.168.1.1 ) and log in with User , Password as admin
Step 2:
Here, click Wireless > Wireless Security . Then, choose WEP or WPA security mode and enter the new password and then click Save Settings to save.
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