The Wifi password of a router is different from the login password. A Wifi password is used to keep the routerlogin.net network safe and secure from being accessed by unauthorized users. While configuring the Wireless settings of a network, a user can also change the type of security level provided to the Wifi. If you want to create a hidden network, you can do so by selecting the “Hide my SSID” option. A user has to manually type the network name of the network to connect to it.
You may be unable to access the www.routerlogin.net login page because of your router’s faulty software. Furthermore, a misconfigured browser cache or mismatched browsers may be to blame for the issue in question. The problem occurs when you, as the afflicted user, attempts to access the router’s administration panel through www.routerlogin.net login. The issue then is not limited to a particular operating system or model of NETGEAR router. Some customers face a problem while configuring the router for the first time as well.
Before proceeding with the troubleshooting method to log in to the NETGEAR router, ensure that you are using the correct password and user name for the router (“admin” and “password” are the default versions). Disconnect your system from any other wired, wireless, corporate, or VPN connections as well (merely a single connection, whether wireless or wired to the NETGEAR router). Furthermore, deactivate all pop-up blockers and ad-blocking browser add-ons.