Today morning I received an email from one reader asking assistance to recover his lost D-Link Router login password. He was about to change wireless settings on his D-Link router but couldn't proceed further because of its lost password. Hi Alex, my brother has a D-Link Wireless Router which is working fine and has so many custom configurations. Now we have a problem. We want to upgrade our wireless security enabled in the D-Link router from WEP to something more secure. The exact problem is we cannot log in to wireless setup page because of authentication failure. He has no idea which password he set for the D-Link router and he completely forgot it. Can you help me to recover the forgotten D-Link password and change our current wireless security settings?
Now the million dollar question, can we ever recover a forgotten router login information? The answer is no but we can follow a list of D-Link router password recovery procedure. This procedure is completely based on guess and trial methods. This procedure is valid for D-Link Access Point & Range Expander user login information recovery.
Bypass Microsoft Windows Admin Password
How to Configure Wireless Device Manually
Steps of password recovery procedure to recover lost D-Link router and Access Point are same. If you follow the 4th step, all previously made custom configurations on Access Point too loose. So you need to configure the device again.
How to Configure D-Link Wireless Access Point
Now the million dollar question, can we ever recover a forgotten router login information? The answer is no but we can follow a list of D-Link router password recovery procedure. This procedure is completely based on guess and trial methods. This procedure is valid for D-Link Access Point & Range Expander user login information recovery.
Bypass Microsoft Windows Admin Password
D-Link Router Password Recovery Procedure
- Try Factory default login username and password
Enter admin as the username and leave the password field blank. In case if you are trying to recover the password of D-Link Access Point, the default username and password is same. In many cases, you might not change the default login details and still the device is having the factory default settings. If it is true you can enter the setup page using the default login information.
- Guess possible username and password
If the default username and password combination are not working, it is the time to start guess for the possible combinations you may set for your Dlink router. Try any possible combination and also try to refer your diary or other places where you may write down the login details for future reference. It is better you refer the personal diary. It is also advised to check the possible numbers you prefer like your phone number or car number.
- Ask Assistance From D-Link Technical Support
To get direct support from Dlink technical support team to recover your lost D-Link router password, visit the link below.
https://www.mydlink.com/request_password
- Reset D-Link Router Password
Here onwards it is no longer a login password procedure but the password reset procedure. Since step 1 and 2 have failed, we have no other options other than resetting the current password configured on D-Link router. Please note that by doing this step you will lose current configuration router and Access Point. To view instructions to reset logon details, visit the link below.
How to Hard Reset Username Set On a Router
Completed D-Link Router Password Reset Procedure. Now What?
After completing D-Link Router password reset procedure, you will lose all your previous custom configuration. It is like a new router now. So we need to configure it again. To perform this visit the link below and follow the instructions provided there.How to Configure Wireless Device Manually
Steps of password recovery procedure to recover lost D-Link router and Access Point are same. If you follow the 4th step, all previously made custom configurations on Access Point too loose. So you need to configure the device again.
How to Configure D-Link Wireless Access Point
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