Prevent TP-Link Wireless route password sharing

Today's topic on preventing TP-Link Wireless route password sharing is about how to retrieve the password when it is lost, so that no one else can share your wireless network. It's easy to complete the settings. Hurry into the Wireless World.

Note: Please read the full text before proceeding. Before proceeding, please prepare a network cable to prevent wireless devices from pointing to a computer.) The router cannot be accessed, and Intel's wireless devices are located in China) upgrade the software driver to version 10.1.1.3 or later by mistake. Otherwise, TP-Link cannot be identified. I have confirmed that the Bug of TP-Link has been submitted, but no technical personnel have replied. Vro settings: The vro address and access password only provide the default value. Replace the value with your own)

◆ Open the browser and enter 192.168.1.1 in the address bar. Press enter to bring up the password prompt window.

◆ In the password prompt window, enter the username and password, which are admin by default. If there is any discrepancy, the corresponding value should be given below the vro) and press OK. The setting wizard is displayed and the setting page is displayed. The setting wizard can be closed. Next, go to the specific Wireless Settings section.

◆ Click "Wireless Parameters" in the left-side list to go to the "Wireless Network Basic settings" page.

◆ Some basic parameters are displayed on the right page.

You can enter the SSID number in your favorite TP-Link Wireless route password, the purpose of modification is to make it easier to distinguish from others' wireless routes when setting wireless devices. When a frequency band has multiple wireless routes around it, it is generally set relative to others' route band +-3, it is not recommended to use the 13-band because some mobile phones or PDAs with WiFi functions cannot recognize this band ).

Are you sure you want to enable the wireless function; enable the security settings to allow SSID broadcasting. It is recommended that the beginner players check the security settings to prevent you from forgetting the vrossid SSID and causing unnecessary troubles) and set the password, generally, you can select "WEP" for the home network security type, "automatic selection" for the security option, and "ASCII code" for the key format, which is difficult to remember ).

Select a 128-bit value for the key type after key 1), and enter your TP-Link Wireless route password in the key content box, note that the number of characters cannot be too many or less. to select a 64-bit key, enter a hexadecimal number of 10 or five ASCII characters. To select a 128-bit key, you must enter 26 hexadecimal numbers or 13 ASCII characters. To select a 152-bit key, you must enter 32 hexadecimal numbers or 16 ASCII characters.

◆ Click "save" to complete the preceding settings. The wireless router configuration ends here.

The settings on the computer end are basically the same as those without a password, but you only need to enter the corresponding value when prompted to enter the SSID number and the English version of the TP-Link Wireless route password system. Since the operating system and wireless device driver software versions are slightly different and easy to set, it is not practical if the data volume is too large. If you have any questions about computer or vro settings, please reply, send a short message or use QQ to contact me.

Note: When the TP-Link Wireless route password is set but cannot access the Internet, use the network cable to connect to the Internet. The wireless network card and the local wired network card cannot be enabled at the same time; otherwise, the IP address may conflict. Simply put, you can unplug the network cable when using wireless Internet access. When using the network cable to access the Internet, use the shortcut key to close the wireless device.) then, you can contact me to check the connection.