Re: Home Hub Manager Default Password

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.
Thank you for your help
Looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience
Yours faithfully
H

HuguetteAvila wrote:
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.
Thank you for your help
Looking forward to hearing from you at your earliest convenience
Yours faithfully
H
Hi and welcome to the forum
Your Home Hub "should" already have wireless enabled. What version of Hub do you have?
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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.
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somniac wrote:snipped
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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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