Change DNS on Router: Faster, Safer Browsing
Changing DNS on your router updates every device at once. Here are the best DNS servers and the steps for each brand.
Author: Anna Kowalski
I write troubleshooting and fixes, specialising in the errors readers hit most: login pages that won't open and passwords that won't work. I start from the error message a reader actually sees, because that is where the fix belongs. I write every fix in the order I would try it on my own router.
Starlink Router Login: 192.168.1.1 & WiFi Password
Access Starlink router settings with the Starlink app. Router IP, dish address, WiFi password change and reset.
192.168.178.1 Login: FRITZ!Box and fritz.box
Log in to a FRITZ!Box at 192.168.178.1 or fritz.box with the password on the sticker. Steps, fixes and reset.
WiFi Connected No Internet? 8 Steps to Fix It
WiFi connected but no internet? Find out if it is the router, provider or device, then fix it with restarts, cable checks, DNS changes and router settings.
Linksys Router Login: myrouter.local & 192.168.1.1
Log in to a Linksys router at myrouter.local or 192.168.1.1. Default username and password by model, Velop, the Linksys app, reset and fixes.
192.168.31.1 Login: Xiaomi Mi Router and Password
192.168.31.1 is the admin address for Xiaomi Mi and Redmi routers, also reachable at miwifi.com. Login steps, password and fixes.
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