||How To Block Wifi Unknown Users in Flash Fiber Internet🛜|without change password||‪@RazaHansTech_officals‬

#razahanstech #ptcl #flashfiber #wifiusers #block Blocking unknown users on your Flash Fiber Internet without changing the password typically involves managing your router's settings to control access. Here’s a general guide you can follow: 1. **Access Router Settings**: Connect your device (computer or smartphone) to your Flash Fiber router using a wired connection or Wi-Fi. Open a web browser and enter your router’s IP address in the address bar. Usually, this is something like `192.168.1.1` or `192.168.0.1`. If you're unsure, check your router's manual or contact Flash Fiber support. 2. **Log In**: You will be prompted to enter a username and password. Use the default credentials provided by Flash Fiber or the ones you've set up. If you haven’t changed them, try using `admin` for both username and password. 3. **Navigate to Wireless Settings**: Look for a section related to wireless settings, which might be under headings like "Wireless", "Wi-Fi", or "Security". 4. **Check Connected Devices**: Locate the option to view connected devices. This is usually labeled as "Connected Devices", "DHCP Clients List", or similar. 5. **Identify Unknown Users**: Review the list of connected devices to identify those you don’t recognize or want to block. Typically, devices are listed by their MAC addresses (a unique identifier for each device). 6. **Block Devices**: Once you've identified the unknown device's MAC address, find the option to block devices based on MAC addresses. This might be under a section like "MAC Filtering", "Access Control", or "Device Management". Enter the MAC address of the device you want to block and save the settings. 7. **Save Changes**: After blocking the MAC address, save the changes and exit the router settings. 8. **Restart Router (if necessary)**: Sometimes, routers require a restart for changes to take effect. You can either do this from the router's settings or by physically unplugging it and plugging it back in after a few seconds. By following these steps, you should be able to block unknown users from accessing your Flash Fiber Internet without needing to change your Wi-Fi password. If you encounter any specific issues or cannot find certain settings, it's advisable to consult Flash Fiber's support or refer to your router’s manual for detailed instructions tailored to your model. FOLLOW ME ON INSTAGRAM ;- Instagram -   / profilecard   YouTube -    / @razahans_officals   Facebook -   / profile.php   Tiktok -   / razahans448   WhatsApp - https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VaeR... WhatsApp - https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029Vayd... ===============================