Change Password How do i change the password to my router without knowing the current password

You aren't being specific, but I'll give you a general answer. There are two passwords to be considered with a router. The first is the administrator password. This is the password you need to know to gain access to the configuration menus of the router. If you need to change this and don't know the current password, your only option is to reset the router (usually via a recessed button on the rear) and go through the entire setup process again, entering a new password that you can remember. If you know the admin password and want to change it, there is an option to do so on one of the menu screens. The second password is the WIFI password. It is located in the wireless settings area of the router menu. Hope this helps.

First, you'll need to reset the router, this is typically done via a tiny reset button located on the back of the router (you'll need a paper clip to press it). After that, changing the password requires you to know how to access the router options. This is different from brand to brand, but typically by simply going onto Google and searching for your modem's address (might be an IP address or actual address, like linksusrouter). Then just go into the settings, find the "change password option" and viola.

if you know the current password to the router please login to it by going to
http://192.168.0.1
if you dont the default login/password is admin/admin
once you login go to the tools link
below you can change the password.
if you want to change the wireless network password go to
setup>wireless settings
and change the security password there.

to change the password, assuming you have not changed the default administration passwords point your browser to "192.168.1.1" Once there you should have a login screen. linksys default is "administrator" AND "admin" as the username and password. Here you should have access to the full control panel. You can change the wireless password as well as any other settings. 

You can open a browser and put 192.168.1.1 on the address bar, that should open the Linksys user interface page, you would be asked for the current username and password to access the settings and get to where you can change the password. If you don't know what the current username and password is, you can hard reset the router by pushing the reset button on the back of the router for 10-15 seconds. After that you can try to access the Linksys user interface, login by leaving the username blank and the password is "admin"

log on to the router, check status for more options

If you know the current password, use your computer's web-browser to access the built-in web-server "inside" the router, and change the password.

If you don't know the current password, straighten a Norwegian paper-clip, and insert the end into the small hole in the back of the router. This will "reset" the router to the "factory" settings, including the default password. Then, as above, login and set a password.

Yes, If you know the routers' administration password, you can log in to the administration settings and change the password. If you are asking if you can change it without knowing the admin password, not likely.

HI ada122mt99

What you will do is go to your browser and in the address line type in 192.168.1.1 then a window will come up asking for the current user name and password. Enter that information and it will let you in. Once inside the router, you go to settings, were it will let you change the password.

Now, if you don't know the current user name and password, on the back of the router is a reset button, press and hold the button for approximately 5 seconds, and it will reset it the user and password back to the MFG's default.

Good Luck,

Mark

admin usually gets u into the router for access WITHOUT a password. Set a new password or resetup your network with the disk that comes with your router.

Good Luck,

Jeff