How to Change CenturyLink WiFi Password
Note: If you can't access the modem controls using the admin username/password, you can reset WiFi in your modem to factory defaults. Once your modem has been reset, you can log in with the username and security key printed on the sticker on the back of the modem.
Guide to Changing CenturyLink WiFi Password
1. Connect a device to the internet, such as a computer or tablet, using WiFi or an Ethernet connection linked to your modem.
2. To start, launch a web browser and enter http://192.168.0.1 into the address bar.
3. Log in to the modem's settings panel using your Admin Username and Admin Password (Modem GUI). Please keep in mind that this is not the same as your wireless network name (SSID) or WiFi password (security key).
4. Select Wireless Setup, as you can see, below.
5. In the left sidebar, select "Wireless Security" from the “Wireless Setup” menu.
6. Scroll down, then select “Use Custom Security key\Passphrase”.
7. Set an 8 to 10 symbols password then click Apply.
And that’s it! You’ve changed your CenturyLink WiFi password!
How to change CenturyLink WiFi password in the Passwarden app
1. Sign in to the Passwarden account using your Master password.
2. Select the item you want to update.
3. Click Edit in the bottom right corner.
4. Update your CenturyLink WiFi password in the Password field.
5. After you finish, click Save.
Click the Generate Password icon next to the Password field and follow these instructions to generate a new code.
That’s it! Your CenturyLink WiFi password is successfully updated.
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