RESET USERNAM AND PASSWORD - Linksys Wireless-G WRT54G Router

Computer Hope does not assist users in bypassing this security measure. If this is your router and you've forgotten the username or password we suggest that the router be hard reset and then setup with a new username and password.
Default username and password

Before doing a hard reset on the router you may want to try the default username and password. While this is not the same for all routers, this may allow you access to your router.

Username: Admin or Administrator
Password: <Blank>, try just pressing enter or try "admin" as the password as well.

If this does not work and you believe the router is using the default username and passwords try viewing the default settings at routerpasswords.com.
Resetting your router

If the default username and password doesn't work it's likely you or someone whose setup your router has enabled a password that has been forgotten. Thankfully most routers will have a small pinhole button on the back or bottom of the router (like that shown in the picture to the right), pressing this button in and holding on this button for 10-15 seconds will hard reset the router. After this has been done setup the router again and enter a username and password that you can write down.
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It have button for reset. click in 10 seconds.
iF YOU DONT WANT TO DO THAT, because it will reset to factory setting

So how to reset without lost username password?

type at your browser 192.168.0.1
FILL USERNAME AND PASSWORD. that is for modem router username and password.
if you never change,then try
USERNAME:admin
PASSWORD:admin

IT WILL OPEN IT USERNAME AND PASSWORD IS TRUE.
THEN GO TO MANAINTENANCE->REBOOT.

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Well, there are two possibilities: 1) You don't remember your password correctly 2) Some electronic failure messed up your password settings I recommend you to reset your router and reconfigure it, first turn off your router then reset your router by using a small pin or tooth pick and putting it in a small hole in the back of the router push just a little the reset button hiding in the hole for about 5 seconds and turn your router back on, the use default username and password to log into the router config, set up a new password and you're done. Have a nice day :)

try these...
username: password: (blank means no password)
administrator administrator
operator operator
administrator

(less likely ones)
anonymous
user user
user public
PFCUser 240653C9467E45

If these all fail, reset your router and try again.

have you tried entering a blank username i.e. enter nothing? and use admin as the password
if that doesnt work look on the label on the bopttom of the router your isp might have configured it with there own username and password


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If you have not changed it, the default username and password can be:

Username: can be left blank or use "admin"
(without the quotes)

Password: can be left blank or you can use either "password", "1234", "admin"
(without the quotes)

there is a small reset button that u will need to push with a pen. Its usually to the back or side of the router.

Just jeep pushing it until the router resets then use the default username and password.

defaults. (normally)
user name - admin
password - admin

username - Admin
password - admin

username Admin
password Admin

user name Admin
password (blank)

username admin
password blank

look in your manual for the default username and password and instructions on how to reset.

Hi the username and password for the router has been changed while the previous configuration.If you can call your service providor they should be able to provide the same.There are other some common usernames and passwords which you can try.
username:admin
password:epicrouter
*OR*
username:admin
password:password
*OR*
username:password
password:password
*OR*
username:snowflake
password:password
*******Alternatively you can also try to reset the router to its default settings by pressing the reset button at the back of the router(however this should be the last step of action).