Don’t know how to access the router system backend? Learn it in one step!

Wireless routers are essential network devices for every household, and everyone has long been accustomed to relying on them for Internet activities. After using them for a long time, wireless routers may need to be adjusted in settings, but many friends have forgotten the router's setting address at this time. It is very frustrating to encounter such a problem, and the setting address of each router will be different due to different manufacturers. However, this address can be found in many places. Today, I will introduce several ways for novice users to find the router's setting address.

Find your router IP address through the command prompt

Method 1: Command Prompt

First, we hold down the "Windows" key on the keyboard (usually between ctrl and alt) and press the R key, and the "Run" window will pop up. In the Run window, enter "cmd'" and click OK to open the "Command Prompt". After opening the command prompt, we continue to use the keyboard to enter "ipconfig" and press Enter, and you will see a piece of information flashing in the command prompt. We find the "Default Gateway" column in this information, which shows the IP address of the wireless router.

Open Network Sharing Center

Method 2: Network and Sharing Center

If you feel a little dizzy when typing these commands, we can also find the IP address of the wireless router in the "Network and Sharing Center". Before starting the operation, please confirm that the computer is currently connected to the wireless router via wireless or wired. The first step is to click the network icon in the system tray in the lower right corner of the desktop, and then open the "Network and Sharing Center" at the bottom. After opening it, we find the "Local Area Connection" column information and click "Local Area Connection" to open it.

Find the default gateway

The "Local Connection Status" information will be displayed. Next, click "Details". The "Details" interface will show all the details about your network. The IP address of the wireless router is also in the "Default Gateway" column. In this way, we can know the IP address of the wireless router in our home! However, we need to remind you that the router IP address must be recorded by yourself, and it does not support the copy function.