Motorola Wireless
How do I change the password on my wireless Motorola router?
My new neighbor asked me if he could use my internet and I said no. Now I am afraid he will try to guess my password. How do I get into it to change the p.word and make it more difficult? Thank you!
Yes I had already changed it when I first got the router, just wanted to change it again. Thanks for the help!
Go to start/ All Programs/ Accessories/ Command Prompt/
Type in "ipconfig" Beside the default gateway there should be a number. Open up your web browser and type 'http://(insert the default gateway number here). It should take you to your router access page. If you havn't changed the account/pass then it should be admin/admin or just admin for either the pass or account and the other field would be blank. If you can get onto your router access page then it is pretty straight forward. There should be some sort of wireless security page and just click it and change the password.
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