Q&A for How to Change a TP Link Wireless Password

Go to the search bar, select "run" and type in "cmd" and once the command box opens type "ipconfig/all."

Yes, you can.

You have to log into your router via your computer: the IP address is typically 192.168.0.1, but it may be different for other routers. Once you have logged in, go to your router settings. If you don't know the password for your router, the default is Admin or Administrator.

Go to 192.168.0.1 or 192.168.1.1. Type "admin" as the username and the password. Go to Basic Settings. Change the name.

Turn off the WiFi and try to reconnect. If this doesn't work, try restarting your computer.

Add the connection credentials manually with a security password if applicable and click on the connect button.

Hard reset. At the back, you'll see a small hole; poke it with a pen tip until you see all the LEDs blink at the same time. This will reset your router configuration, setting it to the factory defaults of username: admin and password: admin. Note that all of your router's information--including SSID and WiFi password--will be erased and need to be reprogrammed.

Yes, you can change your TP-Link Wi-Fi password daily, but it's typically unnecessary. Frequent changes can cause inconvenience by requiring all devices to reconnect and may disrupt smart home gadgets. Instead, you should use a strong password and only change it when needed or every few months.