Your changes won’t go into effect until you click Apply or Save. Note: In order to change your WiFi name, you might have to check a box next to Enable SSID Broadcast or something similar. The dropdown menu at the top of the next. To add a new user, click on the + at the bottom left of the main Users & Groups window. To change your WiFi password, you usually have to choose a security option first.If you want to know more about which router security option you should choose, check out our previous article here. How to set up and manage user accounts on a Mac: Add a new user. You will usually be able to change your WiFi network in a text box next to “ Name,” or “SSID” (which stands for Service Set Identifier). Next, change your new WiFi name and/or password.You might also have to click through other buttons to find the basic settings of your wireless router. This button might have a different name, depending on your router. Then click Wireless.You will usually see this in a menu on the left side of your window.The most common router passwords are “admin,” “password,” or leave it blank. Note: The most common router usernames are “admin,” “user,” or just leave it blank. If not, you can also use this list to find the default username and password of your router by brand. You might be able to find your router’s username and password printed somewhere on your router or in its manual. Your router’s username and password are not the same as your WiFi username and password. Next, enter your router’s username and password and click Sign In.To proceed, click Advanced and then Proceed or Continue. According to Netgear, this is “not important” because your router is on your local network and has security built-in. Note: You might see a warning that says your connection is not private. If those don’t work, check out our step-by-step guide on how to find your router’s IP address on a Windows 10 or Mac computer. A new window will show up, waiting for you to enter a command. Most routers have the same private IP address. With your Mac now in Recovery Mode, click on Utilities in the menu bar followed by Terminal.
passwd /Users/username password, replacing username with the targeted user and password with the desired password.
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