Accessing Home Hub Manager

Hi there
is there a way that I can access the home hub manager when the hub itself is in powersave?
thanks

DinoZoff wrote:
I'm having problems accessing the home hub manager, i have tried all my shortcuts and using 192.168.1.254, all i'm getting is an error message saying no data.
Any help on this will be greatly appreciated.
Many browsers will try to interpret that as a web host name.
Use this link instead http://192.168.1.254
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I have a pc and a laptop connected wirelessly to homehub 3. connection is fine having swapped the hub for a new one.
The problem I have now is that when i go into hh manager on the laptop, I cannot enter a password to get to settings.
I get admin as user and cursor won't work in password panel.
On the pc it works fine. It's no biggy as I can acess settings on the pc but anyone know why it is happening?
This is the screen I get. Different to the usual one.
To prevent unauthorised access, your BT Home Hub's settings are protected by a password. To change the settings in your BT Hub Manager, you'll need to enter your admin password, then click the 'OK' button on this page. Please remember the password is case sensitive.
Username:
admin
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somniac wrote:snipped
connection is fine having swapped the hub for a new one. The problem I have now is that when i go into hh manager on the laptop, I cannot enter a password to get to settings.
Swapped from a what version hub? It does sound like you may of been using a v1 or v1.5 hub prior to using the hub3
What happens if you go to saved passwords on your laptop, locate the 'admin' one, make a note of it just in case and delete it. Does this allow you to access the hub manager now?
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I can no longer access my home hub manager wirelessly running windows 8.1 and Internet Explorer 11 from my toshiba laptop by either typing in the IP address or by http://bthomehub.home/. I can still access it by either method from a laptop running windows XP. I have Infinity and Home Hub 4a. This problem has arose recently and I did upgrade from windows 8 last week so could this be the problem. Has anyone any suggestions?
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Adrian
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Seems to be a Network Adapter problem for most people, and usually updating the driver works.
If you have just installed 8.1/8.1 pro, you will typically need to install your motherboard and other driver software. After you have done this, most people can access the internet, but have problems with the bt hub ip/url access link.
To update the Network Adapter(s) use the following steps:
1. search for Device Manager, and open it up
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4. It should come up with 2 options - select 'Browse my computer for driver software'
5. The next screen should come up with the default location for your machine, so just click the next button on the bottom right of this window.
6. Your network adapter(s) will appear, and just select 'update driver software' and the latest version will be installed.
7. That should fix most problems right away - if not, your machine (including hub and router) may need switched off and back on.
I can't guarantee it will fix every problem, but the most common problem seems to be that the latest network adapter drivers needs a manual update after installing 8.1/8.1 pro, even after you install your motherboard / ethernet drivers.
If you still experience problems accessing bt hub or internet, you can try this additional step:
1. On your keyboard press Start + X keys (or microsoft logo key + X)
2. This should open up system options dialogue box at the bottom left of your screen.
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5. This will release your ip address back into the network and cut your connection (don't worry)
6. Whilst still in command screen, flush the dns cache - type: ipconfig /flushdns (space here again also)
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8. Switch off your pc, and switch it off at the wall, also switch off router & bthub.
9. Wait a few mins before flicking switches back on at the wall only - dont switch on pc yet - wait a min or so then switch on pc.
10. You may need to run through the updating network adapter drivers again from the steps at the top - although this should not be needed.

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I suggest you try a factory reset of the hub
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/11386/~/how-do-i-reset-my-bt-home-hub-to-its-factory-...
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BT Home Hub Manager problems.

Hello BT,
I am currently having problems connecting to the BT Home Hub Manager.
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Ryan.
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The HH internals sometimes get in a tangle, and if you happen to have made any changes to the various settings, that can sometimes compound matters.
Try doing a Factory Re-set (paperclip into small hole at side of hub) and see if that resolves matters. Doing a re-set will remove any settings that you may have applied, so be prepared to make the settings again if necessary. The re-set also restores the default wireless settings which are displayed on a label on the back.
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Dear Sir/Madam
I am a 70 year young lady but not a wiz kid!
I just want to know the default password of the hub so that I can change the router to wireless.
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Looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience
Yours faithfully
H

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Dear Sir/Madam
I am a 70 year young lady but not a wiz kid!
I just want to know the default password of the hub so that I can change the router to wireless.
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Your Home Hub "should" already have wireless enabled. What version of Hub do you have?
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Why can't I access a list of details like noise ratio and attenuation any more. Clicking on troubleshooting says that these details are.available and may be needed if the helpdesk is contacted, it used to be possible to get to it from a link at the top of the event log but since a reboot of a couple of days ago this link has disappeared.

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Bt home hub manager

i am told to change my setting i need to go to bthomehub.home but every time i try i get told the the host is not there i have try it about five time now and i get the same message .
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Try this link instead http://192.168.1.254
There are some useful help pages here, for BT Broadband customers only, on my personal website.
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My BT Home Hub Manager doesn't show one of the lap...

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