Let us talk about TP-link router login username and password and how to change your TP-link login. This will include how to change TP-link password and TP-link username.

TP-link default username and password can easily be compromised by hackers and connect to your WiFi without your permission.

The step by step procedures to change your TP-link Router login is to visit www.tp-link.com and follow the procedures I will share with you in this guide so that you will be able to change your TP-link default username and password.

However, before you proceed further you must first know your TP-link IP address. It’s another way you can follow to change your Router login password and username on TP-link website or in your admin dashboard.

Change TP-Link Router Login Username and Password

Here is a detailed procedure to change TP-Link router login on https://www.tp-link.com or tp-link IP 192.168.1.1 or 192.168.0.1.

1. Open a browser on your PC or mobile and type your TP-link IP address or use the default TP-link default IP address  192.168.1.1.

2. Type your TP-link default username and password into the column provided and click on login. TP-link login is case sensitive.

3. When you are the TP-link admin dashboard navigate to Management->Access Control->Password

4. Re-type your old password in the column provided in lowercase and type your new password into the new password column and click on save.

After the above steps, you will be logged out fo your TP-link router admin dashboard. Henceforth, whenever you want to log into your TP-link admin panel the new password will be used.

Find TP-Link Default WiFi Password

TP-Link Default WiFi Password and Username

TP-link has a different model and different WiFi password for each model when you buy them. However, do not be surprised that your TP-link default WiFi password might be different from another one.

According to Portforward below is the list of TP-link router login username, password, and model.

Always change your TP-link default username and password. The default WiFi password and username can easily be guessed so it’s good to always change it.