I can log into my router's admin page, but when I click on 'customise wireless network' it kicks me back to the login page, and around and around we go. Any ideas?
If I reset my router to it's default settings, will it remember my talktalk internet connection password?
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I've had the router for a week or so now and all seems to be working fine. I can access my Wi-Fi settings without having to reset the thing, which is nice.
But, the Wi-Fi signal is not as strong as the old router, it's OK, but usually a bar or two down in comparison, which considering it's a few years newer and a lot bigger, is a little disappointing.
Thanks for your help and the quality customer support.
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3 weeks later, Just tried to access my Wi-Fi settings again, getting the same problem as before. Looks like I'm going to have to reset my router every time I want to change my Wi-Fi password.
Very annoying, as is this website which is absolute garbage, SSSSLLLLLLOOOOOWWWWW
"The internet password is buried deep in the settings and should never be messed with !"
Exactly, which is why the message in the above screenshot is so worrying / confusing, it actually refers to the router's admin password but calls it "The Web Login Password" which is entirely different.
I reset the router which DID reset the WiFi password, but DID NOT reset the admin password. I used the old admin password to log in and it displayed this page:
Which is a little confusing, "Web Login Password"?? implies that it's the password used to access the internet, which it is not. Anyway, I finally managed to change both admin and WiFi passwords, so job done, eventually.
