Keep in mind that some router models (especially older routers) do allow you to set up the router as a repeater natively, which means you don’t need to use DD-WRT. Fortunately, many of our steps below can be used with native settings that allow it, even if things look different: Li...
s login page. For our Asus RT-AC1900P router (and with most routers), this can be done by entering 192.168.1.1 into the browser’s URL bar, and then signing in with the username and password. (If you’ve forgotten the login details then do a factory reset and use the default ...
On the Linksys WRT1900AC router I use, for example, the settings reside in both the Connectivity and Wireless tabs (but not the Security tab, which is where you might expect them to be). If you have a dual-band router, you’ll need to assign passwords for both your 2.4GHz and 5GHz...
If you’re able to load web pages through a hardwired connection, there’s definitely something wrong with your Wi-Fi network. If restarting the router didn’t fix the issue, you may need to set it up again completely. Most routers have a small “reset” button that needs to be held ...
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Whether you have a Netgear, Linksys, or another popular router brand, you can usually find this information on the back or side of the router. If you can’t locate the information there, check the user’s manual or the router manufacturer’s website. How to Change Your Wi-Fi Password ...
Wait five minutes and retry the connection. (Patience is a virtue here; I like to set a timer and go grab a snack.) If you notice that your router looks a little worse for wear when you unplug it, give it a good cleaning. Wipe down your router with a duster or cleaning cloth. Th...