What to do if you forget your router password? Do it yourself without asking for help

Now we are in the Internet age, the Internet makes our lives more convenient, whether it is entertainment, shopping, work, etc., we are used to relying on the Internet. Especially now the rapid rise of mobile Internet has caused the status of PC in the family to plummet, and mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets have become the main force of home Internet access. Lying on the sofa, curled up in the quilt, going to the toilet... We are all connected to the outside world through the home network. However, do you still remember the password related to the Internet at home? Without it, you can't go online!

What to do if you forget your password

In life, problems are inevitable after a router has been used for a long time. If we want to change the wireless password, channel and other settings of the wireless router, we need to enter its management backend. However, to enter the management backend, you must use the correct username and password to access it. In order to prevent the router from being tampered with, the router backend password I set was very complicated, and I forgot it after using it for a long time. Once a wireless router has a problem, it is very difficult to set up the router.

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The reset button on the bottom of the router

When encountering this kind of problem, we can first check the manual of the wireless router and the nameplate on the bottom (back). Generally, when the wireless router leaves the factory, the default username and password are printed on the manual and the nameplate on the wireless router body. Different wireless router manufacturers set different default management accounts and passwords for wireless routers. Some friends often make "empiricism" mistakes and are accustomed to using "admin" to log in, which results in being unable to enter the backend. If you forget the password you modified, you can only restore the factory settings through the "reset" button on the wireless router body, and then check the default password on the nameplate to log in.