How do I find my BT Home Hub WIFI password?

Posted on by Dominique Stacey

How do I find my BT Home Hub WIFI password?

The admin password is on the Hub settings card on the back of the Hub. The admin password is on the Hub settings card on the back of the Hub. The admin password is the Hub settings card on the back of the Hub, or on the label on the base.

What is the admin password for BT Home Hub?

The default password is admin (all lower case). This takes you to the BT Mobile Hotspot admin console. Please note: If you change any of the passwords and then forget them, we’ll no longer be able to tell you what they are.

How do I change my BT router password?

  1. Open the My BT app and select Home Network.
  2. Select Settings.
  3. Select Hub settings.
  4. Select Change admin password.
  5. Enter the current admin password.
  6. Enter and confirm the new admin password.

How do I change my BT Hub settings?

Go to the 2.4GHz page and select a channel from the drop down menu next to “Wireless Channel”. First try channels 1, 6 or 11. Click Apply to confirm the change. Then wait 60 seconds for your computer to automatically discover the new settings.

How do I access my BT Home Hub settings?

How to open the Hub Manager

  1. Open a new web browser.
  2. Type 192.168.1.254 into the address bar.
  3. This will open the Hub Manager.
  4. If you want to make any changes to the hub settings, you’ll need the admin password. You’ll find it on the back of the Hub if you haven’t updated it.

How do I factory reset my BT router?

How do I reset my BT Hub to its factory settings

  1. The factory reset button is on the back of the Hub just above the power socket.
  2. With the Hub switched on, push the reset button for five seconds and then release it.
  3. The Hub will now reset.

Can’t connect to BT WIFI?

How to Fix BT Broadband Connection Problems

  1. Reboot your router. One of the most effective tricks is the easiest.
  2. Check BT Broadband status. If the LED shows there is no connection, the next thing to check is whether there’s a problem in your area.
  3. Try a wired connection.
  4. Try the BT test socket.
  5. Try your landline.

How do I access my BT router settings?

How do I access my BT Hub Admin?