Login suddenlink router

Restart your mobile hotspot and your cellular data connection. Many times, a quick hotspot restart will fix problems with mobile hotspot internet connection. Boost the quality of your mobile signal.

If it's an android phone and you used your Google (gmail) account to login when you first got the phone AND if you saved your contacts to your google account and not just the device, then you'll get them all back when you login using your gmail account to your new phone.
If not android. SOL

Good luck

Misty-

Are you trying to log into Facebook via the Facebook app or the mobile browser?

Are you connected on WiFi or Mobile data?

Mark
Motorola Support

If you can see the SSID for the router from a WiFi device then it sounds like a security key issue. While connected through a cable login to the router. You should be able to trouble shoot the WiFi service from the router UI.

Hi - My name is Ashley, and I'm with Suddenlink. I'd be happy to look into this for you. Please feel free to contact me directly at ashley-AT-suddenlink-DOT-com. Thank you.

Login in using your browser and go to the wireless settings and set-up a wireless password/key. Remember the key because each device will now need it to connect. You can also turn OFF Broadcast SSID and your network name will not be shown on anyone's device. You must remember the network name when using this method.

Then make certain all your devices login to the wireless network with the SSID and Key.

Go to your wifi settings. You should have a button that turns on your wifi. Just click that button.

This can be done -- I've done it to my Arris modem router interface from Suddenlink.

Make sure you have your original modem/router login info (typically this is something like admin/admin, or admin/password). You'll need this info in case there is an error and you need to reset your device. If you do this simple step-by-step carefully you won't need to reset and you'll be able to use the password or SSID you prefer with your device.

To do this, the page with the grayed out field(s) must have an Apply, Submit, or other button that saves changes on the page.

DO NOT TAKE THIS LIGHTLY.
IF YOU EDIT THE WRONG GRAYED OUT FIELD YOU MAY NOT BE ABLE TO USE YOUR MODEM/ROUTER.

Only do this for Names, SSIDs, Passwords, etc.
Do *NOT* do this for other values--things are grayed out for a reason.

1. Use Chrome or Firefox.

2. Log into your modem/router.

3. Right click on the grayed out field (which you want to edit) and select "Inspect" from the small context menu that appears by your mouse cursor.

4. A complex looking set of window panes will open.

5. The code for the grayed out field you selected will be highlighted in one of those windows panes.

6. In that code look for something like:

disabled

(or)

disabled="disabled"

7. Click on that little bit of code text.

8. Delete only that text:

disabled

(or)

disabled="disabled"

9. As soon as you click out of the editor and back onto the page you'll see the gray is gone and you can change the text in the field which is now editable.

10. Replace the SSID, password, key phrase, or other information you're trying to change with the information you want there.

BE CAREFUL ABOUT SPECIAL CHARACTERS OR SPACES.
THEY MAY NOT WORK.

11. After you've changed the text to be what you want, tap the Apply or Submit button on that page.

12. The page should refresh now and record the new information in the field(s).

If everything goes south (perhaps because you used a space or character which wasn't allowed), it's okay. All modem/routers have a reset button.

Hello, Richevekelly -

You may just need to take some steps to boost your WiFi signal and / or WiFi speed.

Reade the information here:

https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/tech-tips-and-tricks/how-to-increase-wifi-speed.html

I also found this information on how to boost a WiFi signal using aluminum foil:

http://www.techiepaw.com/boost-wifi-signal-with-aluminum-foil/

It seems like such a McGyver hack, I had to provide it . . . if only for fun. :)

Best wishes.

the default wifi passkey is usually printed on the label stuck to the router. you can login to the router using admin admin with a lan cable connected pc start a browser and enter 192.168.1.1 into a browser to get the menu up. you can then alter the wifi passkey value to whatever value you prefer. ALL Wifi signals have a PassKey by default so you must have entered it at some stage to the working devices.