Hi I'ts the first time I connect my new DiBos, but I do not know the password, is there a default password for it? Jacob

Hi Jozetta Griffith,
Please note that Google uses one password for all their services: Google, Gmail, Youtube, Calendar, and more.
To get a new password, go to the following site:
https://www.google.com/accounts/recovery/
Click the line: "I don't know my password"
Enter your email address and click on "continue".
On the next page, ignore the instructions and click "I don't know".
On the next page, ignore the question about your phone number, and instead click on the blue part of the sentence at the bottom: "Having trouble? Try a different way of resetting your password".
Follow the instructions on the next page. I hope you succeed.
Jacob.

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Hi, Jacob and Mike,

Mike, the directions you posted are for the DMP BD 65/85, not the BD210.

Jacob, the solution is simple: When you are in a field that requires letters or characters (such as the email/password fields on the Netflix set up screen), hit the "OK" button on your remote. A keyboard will pop up on the BD210 screen. Navigate the keyboard with the arrow buttons on our remote.

NB: I had both my computer and my BD210 connected to the Internet at the time. However, it appears as though I could have signed in to Netflix with just the BD210.

Hi,

Welcome to Fixya. If you want Password on your router you need to access the Wireless Settings Page. To access the router page you need a working computer that is connected to the router. To access your router you need to use a computer that is connected to it. Open a Browser then type 192.168.0.1 or http://routerlogin.net. The Default username is admin and the password is password. Password is case sensitive.

Go to the Wireless Tab select Wireless Security under the Security Mode you will see there Network Key or Passphrase. The Network Key serves as a password or security code on your network to make it secure.

Thanks for using Fixya.

Hi there,

You need to setup a password for the wireless connection,
1. Connect D-link Router to your computer

Your computer should be connected to the LAN port of using an Ethernet cable.Power on the router after connecting the router to your computer.

2. Log on to D-link Wireless Router

To logon to wireless router type the default IP address of the router on the address bar. The default IP address of the D-Link router is 192.168.0.1

Before log on to the router it will ask you the user name and password. For a default D-link router

User Name : admin
Password :admin(Flip the router over to know the default username and password)

3. Click on Setup Wizard

To configure the router in an easy way click on the button Setup Wizard.

4. Click on Launch Internet Connection Setup Wizard

To configure the internet connection in this D-link router, click on the button Launch Internet Connection Setup Wizard.
Now the wizard will show you what steps it is going to complete while running the wizard. Click Next to continue.

5. Create new Password For your router

Setup wizard will prompt you to create a new password for your WBR-2310 Wireless Router. After entering the password click on next.

6. Select your Time Zone

Now the setup wizard will prompt you to select your time zone.

Post .

Post back if it is not working we will be happy to help you.
Hope this helps.
Cheers!!!!

Hi Jacob
When you go to Linksys for setup,try Admin,or admin,as user name and leave the password blank.Those are usually the defaults.
If this works for you,please rate my post?
Bob
PS they're at 192.168.1.1

that is a registration problem, check with dibos web site to sort this problem out.

Hi Guest….not sure why this issue is occurring, but this is what I would do:

1. Connect to router via Ethernet cable (not wireless)

2. Try 1234 instead of password

3. Ensure caps lock is off (OK, it’s an old one, but it can happen)

4. If the router came from your ISP, check their website – sometimes they install their own firmware and default password (eg, UK Sky users - try password sky)

5. Reboot your router, then see if it accepts the defaults

6. If you bought the router new, it's fresh out of the box, and you’re setting it up – and the defaults don’t work - contact Netgear

7. If anyone else set up the router, or you bought it second-hand, or you think the password has changed and you don't know the new password- it’s time to consider a hard reset.

This is a last resort, as it will clear all settings and cut off your internet connection, until you set up the router again. A hard reset is only recommended for experienced users (ie if you set up your own router in the first place). However, if this doesn’t restore defaults either, contact Netgear.

Good luck whatever you decide to do.

Well, you don't even have to go to that extreme to recover your root password. Connect to the console port of the TS to your laptop or workstation. Type reboot (as root) and hit Enter. As you watch the boot sequence, pay close attention as you'll need to input characters. Specifically, when you see "Linux PPC Load", press the space bar a couple of times and type out the word single and hit Enter. If you did it in time, you should see a hash (#) prompt without requesting a password. From here, type the command passwd and hit Enter. Choose your password and confirm it. Don't forget to perform a signal_ras hup followed by saveconf to ensure your changes are activated immediately and are saved to flash memory (non-volatile state). From here type reboot again and you should be back in business.

Regards,
John

Hi dprude;
what model is your router? do you remember placing a new password into it? if yes, you might want to do a hard reset, (pressing the reset button at the back of your router to 10seconds) in order to get the default password back but just make sure you know all the settings before doing so because everything will be erased.

try this site for default passwords:
http://www.phenoelit-us.org/dpl/dpl.html

ill be waiting for your feedback :)