These instructions on updating your WiFi settings will work for most models, however in some cases it’s better to consult with your specific device user manual.

1. Plug your modem into the power supply cable.
2. Connect to your modem‘s wireless network or connect an Ethernet cable from your modem into your computer.
3. Open an internet browser window on your device and type your modem’s IP address into the URL address bar at the top of the page.
   • Your device’s IP address can usually be found printed on the same sticker as your modem’s MAC and serial numbers. If your device does not have a default IP printed, follow the instructions below to find your modem’s IP manually.
4. Once you’ve typed in your modem’s IP address into the URL bar in your browser, hit enter. You’ll be directed to a login page asking for a username and password.
5. Username and password to access the wifi settings of your modem will vary depending on what model you’ve purchased. You can consult the same sticker to see if your default login credentials are printed on the device, or check your modem’s user manual for the default username and password.
6. After logging in, navigate to the wireless settings area.
7. Your WiFi network name is usually called “SSID”, “Network Name SSID” or something similar.
8. Your WiFi password is usually called “Pre-Shared Key” Network Security Key” or something similar.
9. Once you’ve edited your WiFi name and password, you can scroll to the bottom of the page and hit save to lock in your new settings.
10. Now, to confirm your settings were applied correctly, we always recommend testing out your new WiFi password by connecting to the network with your device. You’ll know it’s working when you enter your WiFi password for the network and it says “connected”.