Wpa2 password
My macbook is asking for wpa2 password !
how to reset it .
my other devices are connected and iphone as well ! I dont know where to find this thing ! On router too its does not say anything .
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.5
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My macbook is asking for wpa2 password !
how to reset it .
my other devices are connected and iphone as well ! I dont know where to find this thing ! On router too its does not say anything .
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.5
Hi simran2607,
The WPA2 password is most likely the Wi-Fi password for your local network. WPA2 (as mentioned by ku4hx) is a network security protocol.
If you can log in to your router on a device that's already connected to the Wi-Fi network, you can use it to change the Wi-Fi password on your network. You'll need to enter the new password on all of your devices though.
Hi simran2607,
The WPA2 password is most likely the Wi-Fi password for your local network. WPA2 (as mentioned by ku4hx) is a network security protocol.
If you can log in to your router on a device that's already connected to the Wi-Fi network, you can use it to change the Wi-Fi password on your network. You'll need to enter the new password on all of your devices though.
WPA2 is a security protocol. You don't need a password to use it, but the account you're setting up needs a password. If this is a new account, you make up a new password. If it's an old account you use the password you created for that account when setting it up.
Wpa2 password