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2. What is my router password? - PC.net

   pc.net/helpcenter/router_username_and_password

   What is my router password? Answer: If you are looking for the password to your router, the first step is to determine which password you need. Do you want the Wi-Fi password or the login to the router itself? Wi-Fi Password. The Wi-Fi password is the password that allows devices to connect to the wireless network created by the router. This is ...

3. What is the hidden SSID of my Wi-Fi router? - PC.net

   pc.net/helpcenter/hidden_ssid_wifi_router

   The answer is simple: Look at the router itself. The default SSID is typically printed on the bottom or side of the router. In many cases, the default password is displayed as well. You can use this login information to connect to the router with a wireless device, such as a laptop or smartphone. Simply choose "Join Other Network" instead of ...

4. How can I tell if my modem has a built-in wireless router? -...

   pc.net/helpcenter/modem_includes_built-in_wireless_router

   The password might be labeled "WPA Key," "WPA2," "wireless," or something similar. Below is a photo that shows the back of a standard Comcast Xfinity cable modem with a built-in wireless router. If your modem includes any of the wireless features in the list above, it has a built-in wireless router.

5. Definition of Wi-Fi - PC.net

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   Wi-Fi. Example: "Many coffee shops offer customers Internet access through a Wi-Fi connection." Wi-Fi is a wireless networking standard trademarked by the Wi-Fi Alliance.

6. What is the difference between the Xfinity XB7-T and XB8-T...

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   The XB7 is an excellent modem/router combo device that functioned reliably for me for the past three years. However, the XB8 significantly improves the Wi-Fi range and upload speeds, making it a worthwhile upgrade. Published: November 25, 2023 — by Per Christensson

7. Can I use a wired and wireless device on the same network?

   pc.net/helpcenter/wired_and_wireless_network

   It doesn't matter to the router if a device is connected via Wi-Fi or Ethernet. The router simply assigns each device an internal IP address and they become part of the same network. For example, if you connect a desktop computer to your network via an Ethernet cable and your laptop via Wi-Fi, you can share files back and forth since they are ...

8. What is the difference between a router and a modem? - PC.net

   pc.net/helpcenter/difference_between_router_and_modem

   By connecting your modem to your router (instead of directly to a computer), all devices connected to the router are connected to the modem, and therefore, the Internet. The router provides a local IP address to each connected device, but they will all have the same external IP address, which is assigned by your ISP.

9. Should I get the Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi + Cellular iPad? - PC.net

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   Should I get the Wi-Fi only or Wi-Fi + Cellular iPad? Answer: There are two types of Apple iPad models: 1) Wi-Fi only and 2) Wi-Fi + Cellular.

10. Monthly Tip: Don't Share Your Password (With Anyone) - PC.net

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    The best way to do this is to not share your password with anyone. Don't even hint at it with your friends and family members. While those close to you may not intentionally share your password with others, it can accidentally slip out in conversation. If you never talk about your password, it will be impossible for someone to overhear it.

11. Do I need a data plan for a tablet? - PC.net

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    Do I need a data plan for a tablet? Answer: Tablets are wireless devices. That means they send and receive data over the air without requiring cumbersome cables.