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Microsoft is done with Xbox One. Windows Windows. Most Popular. New Releases. Desktop Enhancements. Networking Software. Trending from CNET. Above the username field should be a line that says "The server says: " followed by the model of router. You can use this to google the default username and password.

Or you can look on the bottom of the router. Once you get in you should see a tab called something like "Wireless Settings" or "Wireless Security". As mentioned previously, you will want to use WPA2 and a good password.

I recommend over 12 characters. You will only have to do this once. You WILL have to enter the password for every device you want to connect to your wireless network. Geesus said:. Isn't that why some people use guest network accounts?

I've known people that have their normal connection lockel, and have one for others to use, such as myconnection-guest. Everyone said this already but you need to go into your WiFi Router Web Admin through a Browser read the manual for your router and see what you need to type in: Now back on your laptop you will now have the laptop re-scan for your SSID: MYNET they it will ask you for a Passcode: type that in then click on okay If everything goes well then you are not lock-in to your WiFi No one can tap into it if you don't give out your Passcode: Also the WiFi router password should be changed to another password to protect you from anyone trying to get in there to gain access to your WiFi Signal and your network and internet.

You have to learn how to manage your security on your network. Otherwise everyone near you would just hope on your internet. I'm hoping the OP isn't ill. I have sent him an email with the link , hoping for a reply. More importantly, you're letting someone do whatever they want under your IP address and they could be downloading copyrighted materials, child p0rn, etc. Personally, I think its best if you get in touch with the person that installed the router, whether that be the landlord or your ISP.

I'll let those more knowledgeable reply. Check the sticker on the bottom. If you want to use a 63 character password, go ahead, but that's overkill imo. Create a password you can remember or use a password manager ie:Last Pass and make it as long as you want. For added security, you can make it so your SSID is not even transmitted, so it will not even be seen by your neighbours. The people from Verizon came, and set it up. I guess I could try to get a hold of them by phone or Internet, and see iof they could help.

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