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- Select Manage your Wi-Fi settings then Change your Wi-Fi name and password Enter your new Wi-Fi network name and/or password and then click Save From a web browser: Make sure you are connected to your Whole Home Wi-Fi network Enter http://mybtdevice.home in your internet browser address field
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You can change the wi-fi password via the My BT app. Open the My BT app and select Home Network; Select Settings; Select Network settings; Select Change wi-fi password; Enter the current wi-fi password; Enter and confirm the new wi-fi password
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You can change your network name and password from either the app or a web browser: From the app: Select More then select Your Wi-Fi network; Select Manage your Wi-Fi settings then Change your Wi-Fi name and password; Enter your new Wi-Fi network name and/or password and then click Save; From a web browser:
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If you ordered BT Broadband after 3 September 2013, your BT Wi-fi username is the BT ID you created when you joined BT Broadband. Your BT ID username is normally your contact email address. Your BT ID can be used to log into My BT and all your available extras that come with BT Broadband including BT Wi-fi and BT Cloud. I've forgotten my BT ID user...
If you ordered BT Broadband before 3 September 2013, you would have been given a BT account with an email address that ended in @btinternet.com or @btopenworld.com. This is what you need to use to log into BT Wi-fi. If you've forgotten your @btinternet.com or @btopenworld.com password you can reset this here: Reset your password online > Remember t...
If you're a new BT Broadband customer, you'll have access to BT Wi-Fi within a couple of hours of placing your order and receiving email confirmation. You can access this via your BT ID (email address) and password so long as you have a BT Wi-Fi signal. So you'll be able to use the BT Wi-fi hotspots before your new broadband line is active. Note th...
If you've tried resetting your password, but it didn't work, it may be because: 1. You haven't entered the security information exactly as you entered it the first time. For example, did you enter your mother's maiden name as 'jones' or 'Jones'? 2. You've tried to enter the information more than three times. For security reasons, your session is te...
In order to reset your password you will need to know the answers to some security questions such as your post code, date of birth and the security question you chose when the email address was set up. If you cannot remember your security question please contact us. If you're a BT Broadband customer, call our broadband helpline on 0800 111 4567 We'...
Make a note of your Hub's wireless network name and password. They're on the back of your Hub. Your Hub will be called something like BT-XXYYXX. If your device supports WPS, just press the WPS button on your Hub - it's a quick way to connect. Need help setting up your hub? Connecting and set up of your BT Hub >
Jun 16, 2023 · Try a factory reset of the home hub. https://www.bt.com/help/broadband/how-do-i-reset-my-bt-hub-to-its-factory-settings. Also turn off Private Addressing (MAC Randomisation) on both devices, for your own BT WIFI connection, as that can cause issues. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT211227. 0 Ratings.
When you reset your Hub to its factory settings, you'll lose all updates to the Hub including wireless network name and password updates. The factory reset button is on the back of the Hub just above the power socket
