I don't know where to find my Linksys Password?

[abrjurisdoc]

what is my wireless network password?

[asortatoritale]

Hi abrjurisdoc,

Here is the link below on how you can check your wireless network password.

Checking the Wireless Settings on a Linksys Router

[oakgrovehotshot]

How do I find my user name and password?

[jlbjlb]

On the older routers, you leave the user name blank (don't enter anything) and the password is admin.

On the newer routers the default user name is admin and the password is admin.

If someone changed the password, and they don't know it, then you would have to reset the router by pressing and holding the reset button with a ball point pen.

The reset button is on the back of the router. For older routers, you press the reset button for 30 seconds, for newer routers....10 seconds will be long enough.

You'll then have to reconfigure the router as this resets the router to factory settings. All of your previous settings will be erased.

[zee29]

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oakgrovehotshot wrote:

How do I find my user name and password?

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What username and password are you asking for? If it is for the router interface you can follow the above steps. If you are using the newer routers and have installed cisco connect, you can use cisco connect to check your router settings. Otherwise you will have to reset the router if you forgot what the password is.

[Teresa D. Phin]

I would like to change my password.

[iamgiantherockstar]

Hi, please refer to the steps on the link below:

Setting Up Wireless Security on a Linksys Router

[dbchristie]

What is my Linksys password?

[jaymay]

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dbchristie wrote:

What is my Linksys password?

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Hi! Are you referring to the router/admin password itself or the wireless security key/password for your wireless network? The default router/admin password is admin. For your wireless security key or password though, you will have to access the setup page of the router for you to check that. For step by step instructions on how to check your wireless security key/password, you may refer to this link: http://www6.nohold.net/Cisco2/ukp.aspx?pid=80&vw=1&articleid=3698.

[iamgiantherockstar]

You need to manually check that. Steps on the link below.

Checking the Wireless Settings on a Linksys Router