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Here'southward the good news: considering you've locked downwardly your wireless networkand router configuration settings, y'all're one step ahead of anyone trying to access your network and its devices.

The bad news? Depending on which password you've forgotten – the Wi-Fi password that enables you to connect devices to your router, or the administrative password you use to log directly in to your router —you're either in for a brusque visit to your router's Web configuration screen or a full router reset.

The Forgotten Wi-Fi Password

I'll start with the easy ane: the forgotten Wi-Fi countersign. In one case you lot've set and saved a Wi-Fi password on your laptop, after all, you lot won't ever need to modify it — though I do recommend you change all of your passwords a few times a year.

Resetting your D-Link® router's Wi-Fi password is easy:

Type your router's IP address —192.168.0.i— into your Web browser.
At the login screen, select "Admin" from the drib down bill of fare and enter your admin password.
Once y'all access the Web configuration screen, click "Setup" in the top menu.
Select the "Wireless Settings" link on the left-mitt side.
From there, click on the "Manual Wireless Connection Setup" button.
Scroll downwards to the field representing my "Pre-Shared Key". If you don't see it, select a security mode from the dropdown menu at the bottom of the screen first.
Blazon in a new password. (I use a hybrid WPA/WPA2 security fashion.)

That's it! Now for the more challenging of the two: the forgotten admin password.

The Forgotten Admin Countersign

If you forget your Spider web configuration password, you're stuck: you accept no fashion to change any settings on your router. Your only recourse is to use a paperclip or other pointy object to reset your router to its mill settings. With the
paperclip, hold down the tiny reset push on the dorsum of your router for almost 5 seconds. Your router lights volition blink to ostend the manufactory reset. You lot can now use the router's default password to log into its Spider web configuration screen (look in your router transmission if you lot can't remember what this is). Once you lot're in, exist sure to change this password to something unique. (To ensure a stiff password, try Stiff Password Generator.)

We all forget passwords. But with a little prep piece of work, your router will be ready to rebound when yous have a memory sideslip.

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