For minimal security, you canĬhoose 8 characters key, like “iN\/5R92”. Select any of the WPA-PSK or any other authentication and assign a key to it. If in step 2, you had reset the modem/router, you will not find any WPA or WPA2 key, and you will have to manually assign one. Select either WPA or WPA2, to find your computer’s WPA key and insert this Different options available under Network Authentication menu are open, shared, WEP, WPA, WPA2, WPA-PSK, WPA2-PSK, etc. On the security page, you will find “Network Authentication”. Now, locate and click the “Security” or “Advanced Security” option. Click the “Wireless” link to populate the wireless settings. Step 3: On the modem/router’s “Settings” page, find “Wireless” option. Repeat the step 2, in order to gain access to “Settings” page. Keep the switch pressed for about 20-30 seconds after which the modem/router will restore the settings to “factory defaults” and reboot To reset the modem/router, locate a small hole at the back of the modem/router and insert a pin to press the switch inside it.
WIFI ROUTER SETTINGS WEP VS WPA MANUAL
Check beneath the modem/router or check the manual for correct password. If password is correct, you will be redirected to the modem/router’s “Settings” page, otherwise, you will have to reset the modem/router. In the username field, type “admin” without quotes and in the password field, either type “password” without quotes or leave the password field blank. Step 2: A window asking for username and password will appear. This address belongs to your wireless modem or wireless router to which you are connected.
Press “Windows + R” keys to open the “Run” prompt and type “iexplore” without quotes to open Internet Explorer. Step 1: First of all, you need to launch an internet browser WPA key is either located in the modem or in the router you are using.
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