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BootinUp

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2. Just reset the wifi device and get the factory password from

Reply to sinkingfeeling (Original post)

Fri Aug 23, 2024, 09:03 PM

Aug 2024

the manual. You should be able to download the manual. There is a reset button somewhere, instructions in the manual. After resetting it, you will want to go through the original setup instructions.

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Is there a way to find out your password of your Wifi? [View all] sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 OP

Can't answer your question, but no_hypocrisy Aug 2024 #1

I have the password, can't get the thermostat connected. I just gave the password sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 #5

Just reset the wifi device and get the factory password from BootinUp Aug 2024 #2

Thanks, but sounds like too much effort. I can live sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 #4

Mine was on the router and never changed. CanonRay Aug 2024 #3

Check the router Alephy Aug 2024 #6

Just to add to that... dgauss Aug 2024 #8

I just use "password" Shellback Squid Aug 2024 #7

It is a very old a joke in computer circles, an example of PEBKAC -- that's why they mention it in "Silicon Valley". LauraInLA Aug 2024 #10

Decided it's not an incorrect password since I just gave it to somebody visiting my home to use my Wifi sinkingfeeling Aug 2024 #9