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Accessing the router’s settings-related admin section can facilitate changing a range of parameters that can let you have complete control over your router. So, here is a quick guide showcasing the sequential process following which you can easily open router settings on Windows.
1 - Deciphering Your Router’s IP Comes First
Opening the router’s settings on Windows begins by searching for the Default Gateway IP. This can ideally be 192.168.1.1, 192.168.0.1, or 192.168.1.100.
2 - The Next is to Find the Router’s Username and Password
This particular information can be retried from the router itself as the username and password both are visible at the bottom of the router. You can also look at the specific manufacturer’s website to find login-related credentials.
3 - Initializing the Process to Open Your Router’s Service Page
Next, you just have to launch an updated internet browser followed by punching in the IP address in the address bar and hitting the “Enter” button.
4 - Furnishing the Login Credentials is the Next Successive Step
Enter the login credentials retrieved in the form of username and password which will drive you to see the router’s admin login Window.
From renaming your network to blocking unwanted websites here is a host of settings-related parameters that you can change after you open router settings on Windows.
Note: Today routers also come with the functionality of being operated remotely for which you can either check the router manual or you can look for documentation on the router’s official website.
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