In this article, I will show you how to set up wi-fi from scratch. First, you need to configure the wireless network on the router, and then on the laptop. With the help of a simple step-by-step instruction, even a beginner will be able to configure the Internet on TP-Link and D-Link routers, which are most common in the CIS.
Step 1. We connect the router to the network using a power supply. Turn on the power with the ON button, if the router has such a button.
Step 2. We connect the router to a laptop or computer using an ethernet cable (patch cord) that comes with the router. It is necessary to connect the cable to the port of the network card of the computer and to the LAN1 port of the router. (In no case in the WAN port - it will not work through it)
Step 3. We check that on the computer, in the properties of the network card, we have chosen to automatically obtain an IP address. To do this, go here: "Start" -> " Control Panel» -> « Network Control Center and general access » -> «» -> « LAN connection»
Attention! In chapter " Changing adapter settings»You may have multiple connections displayed. For example, Local Area Connection, Local Area Connection 2, Wireless Network Connection, Bluetooth 2 Network Connection etc. How to find the right one among these connections?
At first, the default wired connection in Windows 7 and 8 is called Local Area Connection. If no one managed to rename it manually, then it will be called that way. Unless there may be a number at the end - most often "2". This is in the event that several network cards are installed in the computer (it is important for stationary computers, because in a laptop in 99% of cases there is only one wired network adapter from the factory)
Secondly, the connection we need should be active, since you connected the computer and the switched on router using a cable: the connection icon should glow in a bright color (usually blue if your Windows uses a standard icon pack), i.e. the icon should not be shaded. See picture:
Here, we have found the required active wired network connection.
Step 3.1. Right-click on the active wired connection we need and select "Properties":
Step 3.2. In the window that opens, click the "Properties" button:
Step 3.3. Select with the left mouse button " Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP / IPv4) " and click the next button "Properties" at the bottom:
Step 3.4. We set both switches to the upper positions so that there is “ ... ... ... automatically»:
Step 3.5. Press the "OK" button to save the settings.
Step 4. Open the connection window again:
Step 4.1. Press the button "Details":
Step 4.2... In the window that opens, we find out the IP address of the default gateway:
In most cases, it is equal to 192.168.1.1
Step 5... We open the browser to access the web interface of the router.
Step 5.1... In the address bar, enter the gateway address and press Enter:
Step 5.2... Enter your username and password:
Attention! You can find out the login details in the instructions for your device. The set with the router may contain both instructions on paper and in PDF-document format on the enclosed disk.
If the instruction is lost, you can try to download it on the manufacturer's website. For example, http://dlink.ru, http://asus.com, http://tplink.com.
Often in a new device, the default login = admin and password = admin. It also happens that login = admin, and the password is empty.
Step 5.3. After you have entered the router's web interface, open the wireless network (wi-fi) settings:
(illustrated with TP-Link TL-WR841ND and D-Link DIR-300 NRU)
Step 6. The actual setting of the wireless connection.
Step 6.1... Disable WI-FI protected setup, because this feature is a serious security hole and could allow an attacker to compromise your Wi-Fi network and gain access to your information.
Step 6.2... We check that the Wi-Fi network is enabled: the “Enable wireless” checkbox is checked if it is D-Link.
Step 6.3... We set a name for our wireless network.
If the default is dlink or home, then it is recommended to specify some original name in order to avoid confusion with the networks of neighbors of the same name.
Step 6.4... We set the security parameters. We strongly recommend using the following options:
After specifying all the parameters, do not forget to click the save settings button!
On a TP-Link router:
in D-Link:
In this section, we will show you how to set up wi-fi on a windows 7 laptop.
Step 1... Find on the taskbar near the clock network connections icon and click on it with the left mouse button once. A list of available wireless networks will open:
Step 2... Find your wireless network in the list (it will have the name that you specified in the previous paragraph) and click on this network with the left mouse button.
Step 3... Leave the "Connect automatically" checkbox checked and click the "Connect" button:
Step 4... Enter security key Wi-Fi networks... This is the character set that you specified in the "Network Key" field. After entering the key, click "OK":
After clicking "OK", it connects to your wireless network.
After a few seconds, the previous window will disappear, and the network connections icon near the clock will change its appearance.
Now, when you click on the network connections icon, you will see that the computer is connected to your wi-fi network, but at the top you can see the inscription “ Without internet access", Because we have not yet configured the Internet on the router:
We set up a wi-fi network on the router and connected to it from a computer. We just need to help the router see the Internet so that the router can distribute the Internet to any devices that connect to it via wi-fi or cable.
Step 1... In order for the Internet to appear on computers, you need to set up a connection with the provider on the router. We show using the example of the same D-Link
Step 1.1. We type in the address bar the ip-address of the router
Step 1.2... Enter your username, password and click "Log in":
Step 2... We go to the Internet settings section. Different router manufacturers have different names for it: WAN Setup, Internet settings, etc. In our D-Link, this section is called "Internet Setup":
Step 3. We get to the WAN port settings section.
Step 3.1... Uncheck the "Enable Access Point Mode" checkbox.
Attention! Other manufacturers may call this parameter "Disable NAT". The bottom line is that the Access Point mode disables NAT and turns the router into an access point. This option is useful if this router is connected not to a provider, but to one more of yours..
Step 3.2... We select the type of connection with the provider.
To find out what settings you need to choose to connect specifically to your provider, you can:
The most commonly used type these days is Dynamic IP.
Step 3.3... If your ISP only allows connection from a registered MAC address, you have 2 ways to resolve the issue.
Step 3.4... We indicate the DNS servers, if the instructions from the provider require it.
Step 3.5... We select the MTU value. If the provider does not require changing this value, we advise you to leave it as it is: 1500.
Step 3.6... We save the settings
Attention! If you have lost the document of the agreement with the provider, which contains the details, then in extreme cases you can always drive up to the office of your provider with a passport and find out all the comprehensive information: connection type, MAC address, login, password, MTU, etc.
With the development of the level and prevalence of the Internet, the number of devices that use the World Wide Web has also increased. Smartphones, tablets, laptops and even TVs all require an internet connection to work comfortably. When there are more than two such devices at home, the question arises of how to connect them at the same time. In this case, a useful device will come to the rescue - a router, the purpose of which is to distribute the Internet connection between various devices. There are several types of routers, so before buying, you need to determine which one is right for you.
The most common type is a router with an Ethernet connection. This refers to a standard network cable (called "twisted pair") that can be connected directly to a computer. But if you want to connect several gadgets, then you must immediately connect the router (more on this below). The connection speed can be up to 1 Gbps, it depends on the capabilities of your network card and provider.
The second type of connection is called ADSL. It is used to get an Internet connection over telephone networks and is more common in the private sector where there is no way to connect via Ethernet. If you have a telephone at home, then there is no need to pull additional wires. True, you will not see speeds over 24 Mbit / s (this is the maximum speed, subject to a high-quality modern telephone line).
LTE connectivity is the third type of router. With this connection, you get the Internet wirelessly via 3G or 4G networks. So far, this is the most expensive and least common way to connect.
If you have decided on the type of router, then you can go directly to the question of how to install a router. And you should start by choosing a location.
Routers come in both wired and wireless. If you need to connect both a phone and a tablet to the network at the same time, then you should ask how to install a WiFi router at home. Moreover, a wireless router does not exclude wired connections.
Before connecting, it is advisable to choose the optimal location for the router. Avoid placing on concrete lintels or in remote corners of the apartment, as this will reduce the usable coverage. The ideal location is in the center of the room. Most often, the connection point is limited by the location of the incoming Internet cable. It makes sense to immediately connect and configure the router. And only if the signal level does not suit you, then start "bothering" about the location.
You need to connect the cable to de-energized devices. For an Ethernet connection, simply plug the incoming network cable into the dedicated slot on the back of the router (labeled WAN). If you have an ADSL connection, then you should use the so-called splitter (included in the kit) to separate the telephone and Internet signal.
For initial setup you will also need to connect a network cable (also included) to a laptop or desktop computer. This is necessary to enter the administrative panel of the router. We will look at the connection process using the example of a router manufactured by TP-Link. If you know how to install a TP-Link router, then there will be no problems connecting devices from other manufacturers, since the principle is the same everywhere.
In order to enter the device interface, you need to have the following data: IP-address, username and password. This information is printed on a label on the bottom of the router. Universal login credentials will work for most models. Address: 192.168.1.1, which must be entered into the address bar of the browser. After entering the address and pressing the Enter key, a login and password entry window will appear (by default, the login is admin and the password is admin). But there may be options, as in the photo below, where the address of the settings page is different. Therefore, check the label or instructions for the device.
After entering your username and password, you will be taken to the administrative part, where you first need to open the DHCP Server tab. There you need to activate this server, that is, mark Enable or “Enable” (depending on the interface language), and click the “Save” button.
The next step in the process, how to install a Wi-Fi router, is to determine the type of connection.
If you do not have data on the type of connection, then you should check with your Internet provider. Without the correct settings, the Internet will not work. The simplest option is a type called "dynamic IP address". You only need to select this option and click the save button. In rare cases, you will still have to fill in the "Hostname" field.
A more rare type - with a static IP-address - requires additional filling in the fields with the IP-address, default gateway, subnet mask and DNS server (provided by the provider). And when connecting PPPoE (from the English Point-to-point protocol over Ethernet), you must fill in the fields with the username, password and password confirmation.
After setting up the Internet connection, you can proceed to the question of how to set the TP-Link router to wireless transmission mode?
To do this, you need to find a tab called "Wireless mode" (options are possible). Then you need to enter the SSID-name of the network and select the mode mode. If you are not sure if all of your devices support the latest n-mode, then the mixed bgn option is the best choice.
Next, you should save the settings and restart the router. Then let's move on to the question of how to set the WiFi router to protected mode. For these purposes, the settings provide a section "Network Security" (Wireless Security). Here you should select the WPA-PSK / WPA2-PSK encryption mode and enter a 12-digit password. In the future, this password will need to be entered one-time on each new device that you want to connect to the network.
After this step, the question of how to install a Wi-Fi router can be considered closed.
If you cannot log into the admin panel, then try changing your browser. Some devices from different manufacturers have poor compatibility with Google browser Chrome.
Be careful when entering the IP address of the router. If the firmware was updated, it may become 192.168.0.1 instead of 192.168.1.1 (or vice versa).
If after setting up the router you have a weak wireless signal, then think about how to install the WiFi router in a different, more open, place. Sometimes you can select the signal strength level in the administrative settings. Some router models have detachable antennas. If you change them to more powerful ones, you will be able to significantly expand the coverage area without changing the router (which is much cheaper).
The instructions described above are universal. It will help you in deciding how to install the D Link, ASUS, Netgear, Linksys, etc. router. Differences can only be in the interface of the administrative panel or in small nuances. Provided that you did everything right, all that remains is to connect your gadgets and enjoy the convenience of using the Internet wirelessly.
Today it is difficult to imagine a modern apartment or even more so an office not equipped with the appropriate set of office equipment: computers, laptops, tablets, mobile phones. And where all these devices are available, the Internet should naturally also be available. He firmly entered our life, occupying one of the most prominent places there. On the Internet, we study, work, have fun, relax, communicate. Therefore, the comfortable provision of access to the World Wide Web for yourself and your loved ones is a problem that sooner or later each person has to solve. Fortunately, now we have a reliable assistant that allows us to carry out the most effective and simple solution to this issue without special additional intellectual and financial costs. This is, of course, about Wi-Fi technology.
But in order to use the "air" Internet, you need to know where to find and how to enable Wi-Fi on your computer. We have tried to present the answers to these questions in the current article.
Wireless internet technology has become a part of our daily routine. We habitually identify Wi-Fi with convenient, reliable and fast Internet access, which we encounter at home, at work, in public places - at airports, cafes, shopping centers.
Answer the question "what is Wi-Fi?" the simplest way is this: it is a network protocol, with the participation of which communication is carried out between an "access point" and a "client", or an "access point" and several "clients", packet data is exchanged in a local network or through the World Wide Web.
Currently, the abbreviation Wi-Fi does not mean anything and is not officially deciphered in any way, however, when creating this protocol, the developers "gave it a name" by analogy with Hi-Fi (High Fidelity). It stood for "Wireless Fidelity" - wireless fidelity.
Of course, the "air" Internet is not an ideal technology. Several examples can be given at once of what difficulties may arise when using it. One of the most widely known is the so-called "noisiness" of the connection. In the range used by this protocol, many household appliances (for example, microwave ovens) emit, alternative connection devices (for example, Bluetooth) work. Walls and floors can also create interference. All this negatively affects the speed and quality of access.
At the same time, there are no less positive aspects from using it in home and office conditions. Here are just some of the most obvious ones:
All popular devices are now equipped with adapters by default. They can be connected to the Internet out of the box, but what about those with a stationary computer? The answer to this question is obvious - you need to purchase an additional Wi-Fi receiver, install, connect and configure it.
We'll talk more about how to install Wi-Fi on a computer below. Now we propose to determine what receivers are, what is their difference, specificity and advantages.
Air adapters are of two types: external and internal. External are the most commonly used and easier to operate. An external receiver is like a miniature USB drive (flash drive). It connects to the USB connector on the front or back of the computer, either directly or via a USB cable.
The internal adapter is slightly larger and requires opening the computer case to install it. Therefore, only buy the internal receiver if you are confident you can figure out how to install it on your own. motherboard... When installing the internal module, you must first disconnect the antenna from it, insert the board into the corresponding port on the motherboard (for this, the PCI interface is most often used) and return the antenna to its place.
Further manipulations for installation and inclusion wireless adapters do not differ and do not depend on the modification and method of connection to the computer.
Any Wi-Fi receiver is supplied with a disc from the manufacturer, which contains the drivers necessary for the full operation of the device. In addition to drivers for a specific device, the disk may also contain drivers for other models of adapters, so during installation you need to be careful not to miss the choice of the device for which the drivers are installed.
The rest of the driver installation procedure is standardized and provided with an intuitive interface with detailed prompts from the Found New Hardware Wizard. Just carefully read the messages that will appear on the screen, and click the corresponding buttons "Next", "OK" and "Finish".
Most adapters are automatically recognized by current computers and can work even without installing drivers from the bundled CD. It is enough to connect the device to the required connector and wait a few seconds. As a rule, after that, a message will appear in the "tray" stating that new equipment has been found, identified and installed, which is already ready for use. However, generic drivers cannot completely replace specialized drivers. software... Therefore, we advise you not to neglect the installation of drivers, even if everything works flawlessly at first glance.
The CD with drivers for your Wi-Fi receiver model may also contain a special utility from the developers, which is designed to facilitate the process of setting up an Internet connection. Moreover, this utility will allow you to further control your Internet connection, monitor the speed and volume of data transfer.
For this guide, we will assume that your Home Access Point and Internet Dispenser are already configured.
So, to establish an "air" connection on a computer with Win XP OS, you need to do the following:
If it is critical for your provider to use specific ip and dns addresses, then in the window that opens, check the "Use the following ip address" radio button. If these parameters are configured in automatic mode, then do not touch anything.
At manual setting ip, you need to fill in the following fields:
There are two ways to set up an "air" connection in Win7 OS: in automatic mode and manually. The second option can be useful if the network to which you plan to connect is hidden from the general list for security reasons, but you know the name and password to connect your computer to it. Let's look at both methods step by step.
When loaded operating system in the lower right corner of the screen, you can see the Wireless Network Connection icon. Click on it. This will open a list of "air" connections available to you. you need to choose from the list the one that is configured in your modem or router.
To configure the connection manually, select "Network" in the system tray, then "Network and Sharing Center". Click "Setting up a new connection or network." At the next stage, we mark the parameter "Connect the wireless connection manually" and click the "Next" button.
In the next dialog, fill in all the appropriate fields: specify the network name, encryption type and security level. In most cases, the default settings can be left unchanged - use AES and WPA2. In the "Security Key" field, you must enter the password for the connection. For greater security, check the "Hide characters" box so that the password cannot be read because of your shoulder.
The final touch - if you plan to use this connection as the main one in the future, then check the box "Start this connection automatically". Then click the "OK" button.
To connect wirelessly in Win8, do the following:
To turn off Wi-Fi or edit the previously entered data, select the wireless networks icon in the tray (relevant for Win7 and Win8) and select the one that you configured earlier in the drop-down list of all available connections. To disable, use the Disable button, and to edit - right-click and click Properties. In the "Connection" and "Security" tabs, you can either disconnect the device or make changes to the password, encryption type or security level.
For Win XP, you need to do the following:
Now on sale there are a huge number of different Wi-Fi routers from different manufacturers. And that's good, there is plenty to choose from. But immediately after purchasing a router, we need to install, connect and configure it. And if the connection process is practically the same depending on the model, then the setup process itself and the page with the router settings may be different even for one manufacturer.
It is very difficult to give detailed and step-by-step instructions for setting up different models within one article. But I'll try. In this article, I will describe in detail and show you how to install and configure a Wi-Fi router. Regardless of what make and model you have. This one-stop guide is suitable for both setting up a new router and reconfiguring it. You can do everything yourself. And it is not at all necessary to pay for customization to specialists.
Each router has its own web interface (site with settings, control panel), which can be accessed through a browser by clicking on the appropriate address.
Important! To go to the router settings and configure it, your device (PC, laptop, smartphone, tablet) must be connected to the router via cable, or via Wi-Fi network. At the same time, access to the Internet on the computer may not be available. You do not need the Internet to enter the control panel!
If you have a high-speed connection on your computer (maybe with the name of your provider), then after connecting through a router you do not need to start it!
To enter the settings, we need find out the address our router and factory username and password for authorization. This information is located on the body of the device itself. It looks something like this:
On a computer, or mobile device which is connected to the router open the browser (Opera, Chrome, Yandex Browser, etc.) and go to the address indicated on the case. Or try 192.168.1.1 and 192.168.0.1.
Important! We enter the address into the address bar, not into the search bar. Many people are confused, and instead of a page with settings, they end up on a page with search results of some search engine.
On the authorization page, you need to specify a username and password. The factory ones are indicated on the body of the device. Most often these are admin and admin. On some models, the default settings are not protected, and immediately after entering the control panel, you need to set a username and password.
Articles that may be useful to you at this stage:
If the settings page has opened, then we can continue. If not, then see the article with solutions to this problem at the link above.
In order to use the Internet through a router, you need at least:
In most cases, this is sufficient. I also advise you to change the password that protects the web interface of the router. There are also IPTV settings, USB drives, parental control etc., but not everyone needs them.
In the control panel of almost every router there is a so-called "Master quick setup", aka" Quick Setup ". On some devices, it is opened immediately after entering the control panel. With it, you can step by step configure a Wi-Fi router. Internet connection, wireless network, etc. For example, how it looks like in TP-Link:
You can try it, it's very convenient.
The main thing is correctly configure the router to connect to the provider... If he cannot connect to the Internet, then all devices will have a connection "Without Internet access". Many users who try to configure everything with their own hands most often encounter problems at this stage.
Each ISP uses a specific type of connection. Dynamic IP (DHCP), Static IP, PPPoE, L2TP, PPTP. This type of connection must be specified in the control panel of the router, and certain parameters must be set, which are given by the Internet provider.
Important! You must know exactly what type of connection your ISP has. Also, all the necessary data for connection (Username: Password) if needed. As a rule, this information is indicated in the contract that you received when you connected to the Internet.
Some providers bind by MAC address. It is also desirable to clarify this.
If your ISP uses a "Dynamic IP" (DHCP) connection, then the Internet should work immediately after connecting, since this type of connection is set by default on routers.
If the Internet via the router is already working (and you haven't started any connections on the computer), you can skip this section and go directly to the Wi-Fi setup.
When the connection type is PPPoE, L2TP, PPTP, or Static IP (which is very rare), then you need to set the necessary parameters. Usually, this is the login and password that the provider gave you. In the control panel, the section with these settings is most often called: "WAN", "Internet", "Internet".
For example, what the PPPoE connection setting looks like on an ASUS router:
Other examples:
Target: so that the Internet through the router works on all devices. Via cable and Wi-Fi. If this has not happened, then it is pointless to continue tuning.
You can always call the provider and clarify what parameters and where you need to specify. They help many by telephone.
Articles that may be useful to you:
Hope you succeed.
I highly recommend changing the Wi-Fi network name and password. It is also desirable to set your region. Everything is simple there. This can be done in the section with the wireless network settings. It can be called in different ways: "Wi-Fi", "Wireless network", "Wireless", "Wireless mode". If you have a dual-band router, then the settings must be set separately for the network at 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz.
If during the setup process something does not work out for you, you can always reset the settings to the factory settings and try to set everything up again. Find the "Reset" or "Reset" button on the case, press it and hold it for about 10 seconds. The indicators will tell you when the reset has occurred.
You can leave questions in the comments. Only I have a small request, describe the problem in detail. Write your router model. And it’s very difficult to understand and advise something when you don’t understand the question itself. Good luck!
Wi-Fi provides fast wireless access to the Internet without being tied to wires and a modem. You only need a device with a Wi-Fi module - using it, several devices can connect to the network at once.
For correct setting the router does not need special education
Buying and configuring a router will take a little time and does not require any special knowledge. In order to consider in detail all the stages of connection, we will use the settings for the TP-Link brand models, which are most popular with a large number of users.
Before moving on to installing Wi-Fi, you need to figure out how to put your router and make sure it is working properly.
How to connect a Wi-Fi router? First, we choose a place for him - the main thing is that he does not stand on the table where the computer is located or on the system unit, since in such cases, interference often occurs. Therefore, we move it slightly away from other equipment and place it closer to the center of the house so that the waves cover as much of the area as possible.
To find out how much the router covers the room, after installation, download special applications - they will make the device work as efficiently as possible.
On the back of the router there are the following connectors (in the basic version):
Also here you will see a reset button and an on / off switch - their functions are clear. When you figured out the wires and inserted them where needed, an icon about a new connection will appear on the bottom of the desktop. Now we need to find out if your PC has installed the router correctly.
How to enter the settings of the router and check if the computer correctly recognized the equipment. Using the Control Panel, let's stop at the chapter Network Connections - if you have Windows XP, in Windows Vista / 7/8 this section is designated as "Network and Control", "Network and Sharing Center".
Here the actual connections will appear - select "Local Area Connection", look at the properties. You will now see a list of components where you stop at "Internet Protocol TCP / IP". Here we check how the checkboxes are indicated:
The next step is to go to how to enter the settings of the router.
The router is configured using a browser.
Enter your IP address in the address bar. In most cases, this is a combination of 192.168.1.1 - the standard version of the address, which, however, is different for some ISPs. After pressing Enter, you will see the Wi-Fi router settings. If this does not happen, then the IP address does not fit and you need to enter other numbers.
How to find the IP address:
After entering the IP, a form for entering a username and password appeared in front of you. We fill both lines here with the word admin, after which the parameters of the router itself will appear directly.
First of all, setting up a router begins with flashing it to the current version - after the release of each model, a lot of time passes, during which improvements are made, errors are corrected. Therefore, installing the most current version will avoid operational problems.
You can get it on the manufacturer's website. Download the file and go to the parameters again (you know how to enter the settings of the router through a browser) in System Tools, subsection Firmware Upgrade. Here we select "Browse ...", download the file and after clicking Upgrade, the update will begin.
Clarification: the firmware is optional, so you can do without it - it will not interfere with the operation of the device.
After rebooting the Wi-Fi equipment (it will happen automatically), we proceed to setting the parameters for accessing the World Wide Web. In the System Tools section, select the Password tab and enter, at your discretion, new data to enter the settings.
Now, in the Network section, we stop at the WAN graph, where we select the type of connection provided by the provider. Mostly this is a dynamic IP (Dynamic), but in some cases this option is not correct.
It is indicated in the documents along with the rest of the data for setting up a Wi-Fi router. If they are not available, find them on the website of the Internet service provider or contact a specialist by phone.
Note: if you need a different type of connection (not dynamic), enter additional information yourself in the fields located in this form after selecting the required parameter.
The rest of the fields when you select the Dynamic IP option will be filled in automatically.
Let's go to the Wireless section. We put a tick in front of Enable (if there is such a line), in the Wireless Network Name or SSID we come up with a name for the connection, which will be seen by everyone who wants to use Wi-Fi. Below there may be a tab for selecting your country - we indicate it, save the changes made and proceed to the next stage of our configuration.
Wireless Security - filling in this part of the parameters should be taken seriously, because here you can secure your network from unauthorized access. We select WPA / WPA2 and set a password in the PSK Password field - without it, no one can establish a connection with your Wi-Fi.
Sometimes providers tie the Wi-Fi hotspot to the PC's network card. This equipment has a personal MAC-code, which we copy into the settings of the router - for this we need to press the "Clone MAC - Code" button.
Where can I find it? Depending on the manufacturer, the address can be located in different sections, mainly in Wireless. In the most common models from TP-Link, the MAC address is located in the Network folder, to copy it, you need to select a special column.
Customization Wi-Fi router completed successfully. Confirm the reboot - the router will offer you to do it, then all the changes will take effect.
Wireless access is convenient, practical, it is easy to install such an Internet in your home, it takes a little time and a drop of effort. Now you know how to go to the router settings and fill in all the required fields to receive quick access no matter what part of the room you are in, and use the Internet on any device that supports this technology.
