[mtkr]

Hello, I was doing lots of stuff earlier today, and I was about to change my router's password.
I logged in the router's interface, went to the changing pass option, but when it promped for the new pass, I closed the window by mistake...
Now I can't log in anymore, it always says the pass is wrong... I tried putting all blank, the defaut password too, but nothing works.
Can anyone help me?

EDIT: I just looked under my router for the model, I think it's a ThomsonBFD0EE

This post has been edited by mtkr: 18 February 2010 - 11:40 AM

[noop]

Hello mtkr and welcome to the site!

I cannot find any routers made with that model number. Does the device say anything else? Also, usually on the back of all routers, their is a small reset button. If you use a paperclip or something small, push that button in for 30 seconds. The device should reset to factory defaults and you should be able to login and reconfigure everything again.

[mtkr]

Yea, my router is somewhat wierd, it has 3 stickers on the back and each of them says a different model-to-be thingy...
Thanks for the resetting tip, it worked. I knew most devices have that reset hole or button, but I didn't know routers also had one.
I can now log on my router gateway freely, the model was THOMSON TG787 SIP as it says on the gateway.
As I had trouble searching for the defaut password for this router on the past, I think I could leave it here for future reference:

THOMSON TG787 SIP

Router IP: 192.168.1.254
User: Administrator
Pass: 3!play

(case sensitive)

[madmatt2006]

Great to hear you have sorted it out thanks for the router details