Changing your WiFi password takes about 5-10 minutes, depending on your WiFi router or modem router combo. You can also check out our more in-depth guide on how to change your WiFi password.

I forgot my current WiFi password:

1. Changing the password requires you to be currently connected to your device by either Ethernet or WiFi. If you’re unable to connect via Ethernet, start by resetting your device (press and hold the reset button on the back of your device for 30 seconds, then allow 2-3 min for your device to reboot and reset before moving on to step 2).
2. Depending on the device you’re working with, these instructions may be a little different. If you’ve gone through this and it’s still not working, try searching for your exact model in the search bar above for more detailed instructions that are specific to your modem router or WiFi router.
3. On the bottom of your device, on one of the stickers, you’ll notice a web address, a username and a password. This information is necessary to log in and change your wireless settings. The web address may be formatted similar to this: 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.100.1.
4. Once you’ve located this address and login information, open a web browser on a computer or smartphone that’s connected to the router via WiFi or Ethernet. Please note that this will only work if you are connected to your router.
5. On the browser page, enter your login information into the fields, as prompted.
6. Once logged in successfully, navigate to the WiFi settings section of your control panel. This will be different for every manufacturer, but it’s generally called “wireless settings” or “WiFi settings”.
7. Once there, you’ll be looking for the SSID which is your WiFi network name (in case you wanted to change that while you’re in here).
8. Then, keep looking until you find the WiFi password. It may be listed as “pre-shared key”, “password” or “Security key”, depending on your device’s manufacturer. Most of the time passwords need to be at least 8 characters long, and include 1 capital letter and 1 symbol, but even if it’s not required you should probably do this anyway, just to keep your personal data safe!
9. After you’ve changed all the info you’d like to update, make sure to hit save or apply so you don’t have to start over!
10. After you hit apply or save, your modem will do it’s thing. If you’re using a WiFi connection to do this, you’ll need to reconnect to your WiFi network again (with your new password) to get internet access.

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I know my current WiFi password, I just want it to be changed:

If you already know your current WiFi password, congratulations on being a responsible adult! To change your WiFi to something else, go ahead and follow these instructions:

1. Depending on the device you’re working with, these instructions may be a little different. If you’ve gone through this and it’s still not working, try searching for your exact model in the search bar above for more detailed instructions that are specific to your modem router or WiFi router.
2. On the bottom of your device, on one of the stickers, you’ll notice a web address, a username and a password. This information is necessary to log in and change your wireless settings. The web address may be formatted similar to this: 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.100.1.
3. Once you’ve located this address and login information, open a web browser on a computer or smartphone that’s connected to the router via WiFi or Ethernet. Please note that this will only work if you are connected to your router.
4. On the browser page, enter your login information into the fields, as prompted.
5. Once logged in successfully, navigate to the WiFi settings section of your control panel. This will be different for every manufacturer, but it’s generally called “wireless settings” or “WiFi settings”.
6. Once there, you’ll be looking for the SSID which is your WiFi network name (in case you wanted to change that while you’re in here).
7. Then, keep looking until you find the WiFi password. It may be listed as “pre-shared key”, “password” or “Security key”, depending on your device’s manufacturer. Most of the time passwords need to be at least 8 characters long, and include 1 capital letter and 1 symbol, but even if it’s not required you should probably do this anyway, just to keep your personal data safe!
8. After you’ve changed all the info you’d like to update, make sure to hit save or apply so you don’t have to start over!
9. After you hit apply or save, your modem will do it’s thing. If you’re using a WiFi connection to do this, you’ll need to reconnect to your WiFi network again (with your new password) to get internet access.

Whether you’re moving or are just switching providers for whatever reason and need to cancel, it’s a pretty easy process. All you need to do is call up Frontier customer service and literally just ask to cancel your account. Once they get your cancellation request, they may try to offer you things to stay with them, but if you’re not interested, just say no thanks and they’ll get you cancelled in a few days. Good luck!!

We get this one a lot! The short answer is: Yes, this will probably work with your Netgear, Belkin, or whatever brand wireless router. If the modem you’re looking at has built-in WiFi, you can hook up pretty much any WiFi extender or repeater to it as well to extend the existing wireless network.