How can I change settings on bt home hub 2.0

Telephone BT, and ask for their Help Desk, to get technical support. They can change your ID.

This page will show you where the default password is for all the BT Hubs. Where to find admin password BT Home Hub Help BT com Help If you need to reset the device as the password has been changed then look here How do reset my BT Home Hub to its factory settings Help BT com Help This will change the passwords to what are written on the BT Hub.

Had similar problem with a kindle and BT home hub - had to manually change the wireless channel on the router but couldn't get a channel that worked when the microwave oven kicked in.
I had two kindles and 2 home hubs and came to the conclusion that some devices must be slightly our of calibration and will struggle to connect on certain channels especially if there are near by routers.
In the end I changed my BT router for a Linksys and its been fine since.

I spent ages trying to use tp- as an ap client. tried every setting I could think of. Then........ Changed wireless security setting on home hub 3 to use JUST WPA2 not WPA/WPA2 and all worked. Give it a go. :-)

if the routor is wireless then the key is on the bottom or side of router. the ip address should be on it too and pass key to change the settings on the routher

There are ISPs that block utorrent. I found this explanation of how to do port forwarding on the BT home hub, though: http://portforward.com/english/routers/port_forwarding/BT/BTHomeHub/Utorrent.htm
So, all I can suggest is to open the ports on your home hub as suggested above and to connect your computer straight to your home hub rather than to your CWR-854 (unless you actually have no such router and just picked that to ask the question under).
It is possible that someone has decided that you should not use torrents (they slow down everyone because they actually have the nerve to use the internet) and they are associated with thieves. Not to mention that there are tons of legit uses for them,
This could be someone in your ISP or your house. So do you have access to everything? You can poke around with telnet - can you access the ports on the other systems that utorrent accesses to make itself part of the network of systems that are downloading and sharing the torrent?
But if one knows the ports it is easy to block torrent.
If you have multiple routers that do nat, the home hub has to forward to your router, not to your system. So if your router is 192.168.3.12 and your system is 192.168.5.6, the BT home hub has to forward to the port on your router, on 192.168.3.12 , and your router has to forward to your system on 192.168.5.6. If the home hub tries to forward directly to your system (if you have multiple routers, which you might have because of the way you asked your question) then it won't work since your router hides 192.168.5.6.

you will need to change some settings on the router.
reduce the MTU. If the MTU settings is1500 then change 1365.
also you will need to open the some ports on the router.
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Hello,

How did the reset go? We still need to set the wireless settings so that you can use it with your wireless devices.

You need to disable the dhcp server on the access point. This will conflict with the bt router since it too has a dhcp server. Hope this helps

look on the back of your home hub. there should be a Wireless Key in a Grey box. (BT Home Hub wireless settings)

note the wireless key.

go to your ps3. and turn it on log on ect. go to settings and down to network settings (right at bottom).

(Im not sure of the next section because im currently on a network but it should be an option to find network).

anyway you search for networks. should find your home hub.

keep going right untill you have to enter any settings. and write your WEP Key (Not WKA). (wireless key from back of router).